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Bell Peppers do best when starting as seeds, they also love the southwestern sun. But will do just as good if bought in a small container. They love at least 6-8 hrs. of full sun. Fertilize with a good 4-12-4 fertilizer.
Space container peppers about 20" apart. They will need about 1-2 inches of water per week.
Delicious Giant Peppers and Plenty of Them!
Our Best Giant Main-Season Green Pepper!
71 days. Fully 4 inches across and 4 inches long, this giant main-season bell is unsurpassed for appearance as well as taste! Inevitably drawing astonished stares in our trial gardens, the 4-lobed fruits have very thick walls and a sweet, juicy, crisp and tender flavor perfect for raw or cooked eating. Plants bear excellent yields, their foliage shielding the fruit from sunscald.
#1 in North America for Yield, Size, Color -- and Taste!
The new standard of excellence in bell peppers!
68 days. After tasting hundreds of new bell peppers all over the country, our horticulturist announced, "I should have stayed home!" Why? Because the best was growing right here in our South Carolina trial gardens, as well as in fields nationwide. Early on, Karma got top ratings for its heavy yield, large 6- by 4-inch shape, showy dark-green-to-bright-red color, and thick walls.
Sweet, Hot, Mild -- All the Best Bell Peppers!
Contains 4 best-selling varieties of Bell Pepper: Karma, Sweet Rainbow Mix, Whopper Sweet Banana, and Park's Garden Salsa.
Pepper lovers, rejoice! I've selected 4 of our best-selling varieties into an economical collection that will keep your garden full and your taste buds tingling! From sweet to mild to hot varieties, this collection has it all -- not to mention great "plate appeal" from the bright colors and interesting shapes!
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