Pepper & Tomato SEEDS - 2022 harvest for 2023 planting, free ship, big discounts

Description: Mixing and matching seeds is fine. Shipping is free in continental USA- these will be shipped in a regular First Class Mail envelope. 1 pack = $2.992 packs = $4.003 packs = $5.014 packs = $6.005 packs = $7.50 I'd be happy to make a custom listing for you if you want more seeds- just send me a message with what varieties you want and how many of each. You get approx. 30 seeds of every variety except for the lettuce varieties where you get probably 100+ seeds as they are so small.. Seeds are packaged in tiny individually labeled re-sealable zip lock bags. These are seeds from plants grown from 4-9 generations in central NJ. I've always selected my seeds from the plants that were healthiest and most prolific so hopefully have improved the gene pool just a little bit. I don't ever use any herbicides or insecticides or chemicals in my gardens. Photos are almost all actual photos of the veggies and the garden these seeds came from.----------------------------------------------------------------------Here is what I have available this year: Rutgers Tomato: heirloom variety created back in the 1930's. Indeterminate. ...a superior heirloom tomato variety. It was once the top-performing commercial variety in the world. As a result of its sweet flavor, it is still very popular in the home garden. Rutgers tomatoes are a mid-season, maincrop variety with good flavor. It is a reliable and excellent producer. Sioux Tomato: heirloom, Indeterminate. Originally released by University of Nebraska in 1944. Great tasting. Does well in NJ New Jersey Devil Tomato: The Jersey Devil Tomato is an extremely prolific old heirloom paste-type variety that is shaped like a little banana pepper! These juicy tomatoes have a very meaty texture that is great for making into sauces and salsas. This old favorite produces very little seeds! The Jersey Devil grows to be about 5-6 inches Mini striped Tomato - someone gave me these seeds and have been growing them for a few years, not sure what the correct name is. They can be very sweet and grow great in NJ. Cool dark multicolor stripes. Usually a bit larger than a cherry tomato but smaller than a plum tomato. Great coloring and dark flesh. Delicious. Cubanelle Pepper - sweet. Frying pepper, 6" or more. Very prolific and great taste Red Cheese Sweet Pepper: The Red Cheese Pepper is a pimento-type pepper that originates from Spain. The red coloring from the pepper was used by cheese artisans to color their cheese. These plants grow to 45-61 cm (18-24") with a 45-51cm (18-20") foliage spread. Very early maturing, with sets of continuous high yields. Does very well in NJ Ozark Giant Pepper - sweet. Extra large bell peppers with great flavor Jalepeno Pepper - medium hot. Always produces lots of peppers up to the very end of the season Coban Pepper - very hot. Small peppers with big flavor, native to Guatamala. I've been calling these "cherry bombs" Cayannne Long Slim Pepper -pretty hot. These peppers are the easiest type to dry and for me they never get any mold or issues when you dry them Habenero Pepper - very hot. Great citrus flavors on this variety Serrano Pepper - pretty hot. Similar looking to the Jalepeno but considerably hotter. Poblano Pepper - pretty mild hot pepper- if you remove all the seeds there is not much heat at all. Excellent for Chili Rellenos, best if you peel the skin off first Chiltepin Peppers - tiny little peppers that do well in containers here in NJ. Very hot. They take a while to mature but it's worth it. Each pepper has only about 5-6 seeds. Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce - fast growing. You will probably get around 50-100 of these seeds because they are tiny Parris Island Lettuce - romaine type. Grows great with dark leaves here in NJ. You will probably get around 50-100 of these seeds because they are tiny Fish Pepper - this variety was given to me by a local grower and have only been growing one season. For the 2022 season got very prolific and hardy container grown pepper plants with peppers that varied from medium heat to almost no heat. The leaves of the plant are unique in that there were a lot of semi-variegated leaves with both green and whitish pigment. Lots of info available online about this heirloom variety... Note the peppers in the listing photos are partially dried----------------------------------------------------------Shipping only in 50 United States. Payment in US dollars from Paypal accounts registered in the USA only. If your Paypal account was not registered in the US please do not purchase but contact me and may be able to set up a special listing for you.

Price: 2.99 USD

Location: Trenton, New Jersey

End Time: 2023-12-01T19:54:38.000Z

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