Flower SeedsGrow flowers for pollinators and hummingbirds, beauty, and even edibility! They add a richness to your garden and can be used in the kitchen, too. We've also included herbs on this list as they all flower and are quite charming and attractive to beneficial insects, so grow them in your garden and enjoy their spice along with their beautiful flowers.
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Jalapeño SeedsWe have not just one but ELEVEN different types of Jalapeños! Grow any of these jalapeño seeds in your garden for adding to salsas, hot sauces, making jalapeño poppers, and other recipes! Jalapeños are some of the easiest peppers to grow from seed, and they are also one of the earliest peppers to harvest – so they're great for shorter growing seasons. Want mild or hot? Check out our list of our Jalapeno Peppers by heat. They are also great for growing in large containers. For the best suc...
Hot Pepper SeedsOur collection of Hot Peppers include: Find several varieties of Jalapeño seeds, Habanero seeds and more hot peppers in the heat range of 10,000-450,000 Scoville Heat Units. Want hotter? Check out our Hottest Pepper Seeds »
Herb SeedsHerbs are often considered the leafy part of the plant, such as basil, rosemary, thyme, parsley, cilantro, and oregano. Peppers are also considered herbs, too, and they are also considered a spice, they are also a fruit. Whatever you call them, they're delicious. Here are some of our favorite herb seeds to grow in your garden.
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Perennial HerbsWe love to grow perennial herbs as they return year after year, offering an easy-to-grow, cost-effective reliable source of fresh culinary leaves for use in the kitchen. Save time and money and enjoy early spring harvests as well as throughout the year! Some climates allow for gardeners to harvest oregano and sage even in the heart of winter! Perennial herbs also attract and sustain beneficial pollinators and insects, which is helpful for any vegetable garden! Note: Parsley is not technically...
Roma TomatoesRoma Tomatoes - easy to grow, and so useful for sauces, pico-de-gallo, salsas and more. Roma tomatoes work well for sauces and salsas due to their lower water content, so they make great canned sauces and salsas! Roma tomatoes are highly favored for home gardens due to their high yield, meaty texture, low moisture content, and compact, disease-resistant nature. Make sure to grow some Romas in your garden every season!
Red Chile SeedsRed Chile Seeds – Fresh Red Chile is hard to find at markets and grocery stores as it is very perishable, and you will most likely only find dried red chile. However, it's easy to enjoy fresh red chile at home if you grow red chile plants in your garden. Just pick them after they ripen to red and enjoy the rare deliciousness of fresh red chile! Try our Fresh Red Chile Recipe »
Ornamental PeppersOrnamental Peppers are not only beautiful, they are quite prolific! Contrary to popular belief, you can eat ornamental peppers! They are perfect peppers for making hot sauces, pepper flakes or powder, or to use in any recipes such as for salsa.
Chocolate SeedsGrow chocolates in your garden with our Chocolate tomatoes and peppers.If you like purple, don't miss our purple peppers and tomatoes collection!
Seeds for Peppers Ideal for Making Paprika PowderGrow and make your own Paprika! Make your own Paprika powder from homegrown, dried red peppers. It can be sweet, flavorful, mild or have a sweet bite of spice. For example, a little Chile de Arbol goes a long way in Paprika powder, lending it a deliciously spicy kick. All red chile peppers will produce chile powder, but this collection features some of our favorites. Learn how to dry your peppers without a dehydrator »
Super Hot Pepper SeedsBuy the hottest chili seeds for the infamous Carolina Reaper, wicked hot Trinidad Scorpions and Ghost Peppers, and lots more super hot peppers. We bring you some of the hottest pepper seeds in the world. WE HAVE A LOT MORE HOT PEPPERS: The peppers on this page are just our hottest peppers. For additional hot peppers like Habaneros and Jalapenos, check out our huge collection of Hot Pepper Seeds »View our List of Peppers by Heat »
Squash SeedsSquash, pumpkins, and zucchini are all part of the Cucurbitaceae plant family, also known as the gourd family or cucurbits. These productive plants are a great base for your garden, if you plant the Black Beauty Zucchini, you'll be eating zucchini all summer! Plant pumpkins and spaghetti squash for fall and winter use to make a gluten-free spicy red sauce with sphagetti squash noodles dish! If you haven't grown these in your garden, you should! Find our reasons for why you should grow...
Short Season TomatoesLooking for extra early tomatoes? These fastest growing tomatoes are also some of the best tasting tomatoes, too, so make sure to grow a few of these early tomato varieties in your garden to enjoy a longer tomato harvest season. We have a lot of short season tomato varieties including several fastest growing cherry tomatoes, short season beefsteak tomatoes, short season paste tomatoes, and our earliest tomato, the Glacier tomato which starts to harvest in 56-63 days and is very cold tolerant....
Specialty Pepper SeedsGrow specialty peppers from seed in your garden! Our specialty pepper seeds can add a ton of color and flavor to your dishes. Their succulent flavors are used by chefs around the world. Many people consider specialty peppers to be sweet varieties, but really there are lots of amazingly-flavored hot peppers that can also be called specialty peppers, such as fruity-hot Habaneros! We've added some of our favorite specialty pepper seeds here.
Seeds to Plant in May & JuneMay is a great time in most growing regions in most of the Northern Hemisphere! May marks the transition from spring to summer in many regions, and the days are super long in May and June, with the longest day of the year on Summer Solstice around June 21st. The months of May and June are a great time to direct sow a lot of seeds in your garden. Here are the seeds we offer that you can direct sow into your garden:
Short Season Peppers and TomatoesHere are the best short season pepper seeds and tomato seeds that will get you the best salsa garden ever! Enjoy these fastest growing peppers and tomatoes so you can harvest them earlier in the season, as well as enjoy them all season long.
Seed BundlesGet a deal on our bundles of seeds with our customer favorites! These seed bundles are perfect for any gardener or pepper lover, and are a great way to get started with a specialty food garden. Variety is the spice of life!
Flower Seeds
Grow flowers for pollinators and hummingbirds, beauty, and even edibility! They add a richness to your garden and can be used in the kitchen, too. We've also included herbs on this list as they all flower and are quite charming and attractive to beneficial insects, so grow them in your garden and enjoy their spice along with their beautiful flowers.
GROW MORE FOOD
FILL IN THE GAPS & GROW MORE FOOD! Get 25% off when you use discount code: GROWMOREFOODExpires July 15, 2026
Jalapeño Seeds
We have not just one but ELEVEN different types of Jalapeños! Grow any of these jalapeño seeds in your garden for adding to salsas, hot sauces, making jalapeño poppers, and other recipes! Jalapeños are some of the easiest peppers to grow from seed, and they are also one of the earliest peppers to harvest – so they're great for shorter growing seasons. Want mild or hot? Check out our list of our Jalapeno Peppers by heat. They are also great for growing in large containers. For the best suc...
Hot Pepper Seeds
Our collection of Hot Peppers include: Find several varieties of Jalapeño seeds, Habanero seeds and more hot peppers in the heat range of 10,000-450,000 Scoville Heat Units. Want hotter? Check out our Hottest Pepper Seeds »
Herb Seeds
Herbs are often considered the leafy part of the plant, such as basil, rosemary, thyme, parsley, cilantro, and oregano. Peppers are also considered herbs, too, and they are also considered a spice, they are also a fruit. Whatever you call them, they're delicious. Here are some of our favorite herb seeds to grow in your garden.
Halloween Peppers
Spooky peppers & pumpkins to grow in your garden.
Perennial Herbs
We love to grow perennial herbs as they return year after year, offering an easy-to-grow, cost-effective reliable source of fresh culinary leaves for use in the kitchen. Save time and money and enjoy early spring harvests as well as throughout the year! Some climates allow for gardeners to harvest oregano and sage even in the heart of winter! Perennial herbs also attract and sustain beneficial pollinators and insects, which is helpful for any vegetable garden! Note: Parsley is not technically...
Roma Tomatoes
Roma Tomatoes - easy to grow, and so useful for sauces, pico-de-gallo, salsas and more. Roma tomatoes work well for sauces and salsas due to their lower water content, so they make great canned sauces and salsas! Roma tomatoes are highly favored for home gardens due to their high yield, meaty texture, low moisture content, and compact, disease-resistant nature. Make sure to grow some Romas in your garden every season!
Red Chile Seeds
Red Chile Seeds – Fresh Red Chile is hard to find at markets and grocery stores as it is very perishable, and you will most likely only find dried red chile. However, it's easy to enjoy fresh red chile at home if you grow red chile plants in your garden. Just pick them after they ripen to red and enjoy the rare deliciousness of fresh red chile! Try our Fresh Red Chile Recipe »
Ornamental Peppers
Ornamental Peppers are not only beautiful, they are quite prolific! Contrary to popular belief, you can eat ornamental peppers! They are perfect peppers for making hot sauces, pepper flakes or powder, or to use in any recipes such as for salsa.
Chocolate Seeds
Grow chocolates in your garden with our Chocolate tomatoes and peppers.If you like purple, don't miss our purple peppers and tomatoes collection!
Seeds for Peppers Ideal for Making Paprika Powder
Grow and make your own Paprika! Make your own Paprika powder from homegrown, dried red peppers. It can be sweet, flavorful, mild or have a sweet bite of spice. For example, a little Chile de Arbol goes a long way in Paprika powder, lending it a deliciously spicy kick. All red chile peppers will produce chile powder, but this collection features some of our favorites. Learn how to dry your peppers without a dehydrator »
Super Hot Pepper Seeds
Buy the hottest chili seeds for the infamous Carolina Reaper, wicked hot Trinidad Scorpions and Ghost Peppers, and lots more super hot peppers. We bring you some of the hottest pepper seeds in the world. WE HAVE A LOT MORE HOT PEPPERS: The peppers on this page are just our hottest peppers. For additional hot peppers like Habaneros and Jalapenos, check out our huge collection of Hot Pepper Seeds »View our List of Peppers by Heat »
Squash Seeds
Squash, pumpkins, and zucchini are all part of the Cucurbitaceae plant family, also known as the gourd family or cucurbits. These productive plants are a great base for your garden, if you plant the Black Beauty Zucchini, you'll be eating zucchini all summer! Plant pumpkins and spaghetti squash for fall and winter use to make a gluten-free spicy red sauce with sphagetti squash noodles dish! If you haven't grown these in your garden, you should! Find our reasons for why you should grow...
Short Season Tomatoes
Looking for extra early tomatoes? These fastest growing tomatoes are also some of the best tasting tomatoes, too, so make sure to grow a few of these early tomato varieties in your garden to enjoy a longer tomato harvest season. We have a lot of short season tomato varieties including several fastest growing cherry tomatoes, short season beefsteak tomatoes, short season paste tomatoes, and our earliest tomato, the Glacier tomato which starts to harvest in 56-63 days and is very cold tolerant....
Specialty Pepper Seeds
Grow specialty peppers from seed in your garden! Our specialty pepper seeds can add a ton of color and flavor to your dishes. Their succulent flavors are used by chefs around the world. Many people consider specialty peppers to be sweet varieties, but really there are lots of amazingly-flavored hot peppers that can also be called specialty peppers, such as fruity-hot Habaneros! We've added some of our favorite specialty pepper seeds here.
Seeds to Plant in May & June
May is a great time in most growing regions in most of the Northern Hemisphere! May marks the transition from spring to summer in many regions, and the days are super long in May and June, with the longest day of the year on Summer Solstice around June 21st. The months of May and June are a great time to direct sow a lot of seeds in your garden. Here are the seeds we offer that you can direct sow into your garden:
Short Season Peppers and Tomatoes
Here are the best short season pepper seeds and tomato seeds that will get you the best salsa garden ever! Enjoy these fastest growing peppers and tomatoes so you can harvest them earlier in the season, as well as enjoy them all season long.
Seed Bundles
Get a deal on our bundles of seeds with our customer favorites! These seed bundles are perfect for any gardener or pepper lover, and are a great way to get started with a specialty food garden. Variety is the spice of life!
