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12 Types of Peppers to Grow In Your Garden
With countless types of peppers out there, it can be difficult to choose the right ones for your garden. That’s why we’ve created a list of 12 types of peppers to grow, from fiery habaneros to Italian sweet peppers perfect for frying. Keep reading to learn more!
Lucina’s Miniature Stuffed Peppers
Seed Savers Exchange member Lucina Cress has been canning miniature stuffed peppers for decades using peppers from her own garden. Lucina’s Miniature Stuffed Peppers were a hit year after year at her local hospital bazaar.
Recipe: Fried Thin Skin Ausilio Peppers
Fried Thin Skin Ausilio Peppers, submitted by the Ogle-Riccelli family, who have stewarded the ‘Ausilio Thin Skin Italian’ pepper for four, going on five generations. These fried peppers taste great on bread or in a sandwich and go well with onions, mushrooms, and diced potatoes.
Recipe: Pork-Stuffed ‘Ausilio Thin Skin Italian’ Peppers
Pork-Stuffed ‘Ausilio Thin Skin Italian’ Peppers by Chad Ogle-Riccelli, donor of the ‘Ausilio Thin Skin Italian’ pepper, inspired by grandparents, Nicholas Domenico “Nick” Riccelli and Theresa Grace Ausilio Riccelli. “This is an amazing dish, and you will want more and more—make, bake, and serve with a nice bottle of Chianti wine,” says Chad. “This dish was inspired by a recipe from our grandfather, Nick Riccelli’s, recipe box.
Growing Guide: Peppers
Both sweet and hot peppers originate from one wild species native to Central and South America. Of today’s five domesticated pepper species, gardeners usually encounter two: Capsicum annuum and Capsicum chinense.
Seed Rack Program
Seed Savers Exchange began in 1975 from a community of gardeners saving and sharing rare seeds. Today, we are a respected nonprofit focused on stewarding rare, open-pollinated varieties. Why Choose…
Episode 1: Seeds as Living History with Michael Twitty
Sowing Connections with Seed Savers Exchange Episode 1: Seeds as Living History with Michael Twitty Whether large or small, seeds represent so much more than the food they produce. This…
Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
Gardening in the Pacific Northwest Region The Pacific Northwest is home to a diverse range of climates due to the mountainous topography and proximity to the coast. Maritime regions are…
Gardening in the Atlantic
Gardening in the Atlantic Region The Atlantic is marked by warm, humid summers and cool winters, which typically allow for both annual and biennial seed saving. While heat-loving plants thrive,…
Gardening in the South
Gardening in the South The climate in the South can present some challenges to gardeners. Many areas face extreme summer heat, high humidity, and heavy rains. On the other hand,…