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  1. Asian Pepper Seeds If you're looking to kick up the heat and/or flavor of your recipes, don't miss our Asian pepper varieties. Easy to grow from seeds, and so delicious, you'll love having these Asian peppers in your garden! See the rest of our peppers of the world »
  2. Bulk Seeds Order our bulk seeds for large gardens, farms, or community gardens. Want to sell our Seeds? If want to sell our seeds in our individual Seed Packets, you can get our Wholesale discount on Seed Packet orders over $300, visit our Wholesale Page » for more info. (Note: Wholesale discounts are not applied to these already discounted Bulk seeds below) GMO-Free & Untreated Seeds
  3. All Seeds Check out our complete Seed Catalog offers seeds for over 101 specialty peppers from sweet to super-hot, 59 tomatoes, and seeds for 42 vegetables. All of our seeds are GMO-free.
  4. Sweet Pepper Seeds Our collection of Sweet Peppers include customer favorites like Shishito, Sweet Cherry, Padrón and many more. The term sweet peppers cover a variety of mild peppers that belong to the capsicum family. But while mild in heat, they pack a lot of flavor!
  5. Fastest Growing Peppers These are the fastest growing peppers that you can grow from seeds in your garden! Many of these peppers are great for container gardening and for short seasons with late or early frosts in the spring and fall. So whether you're starting your seeds late, or if you just want to harvest peppers faster, these are the best varieties that will grow quickly and be prolific all summer. Some of these peppers like our earliest, the Chocolate Bell Pepper can tolerate cooler temperatures better than...
  6. Seed Catalog Our Seed Catalog has a total over 100+ specialty peppers from sweet to super-hot, 59+ heirloom tomatoes, and seeds for 42+ vegetables and herbs. Order a Printed Seed Catalog »
  7. 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.
  8. 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 »
  9. Mild Pepper Seeds Check out our Mild peppers for those who like just a little bit of heat! These are still packed with flavor and color that brighten up any garden harvest basket! Make sure to also view our Sweet Pepper Seeds or check out our List of Peppers by Heat »
  10. Cucurbit Seeds The Cucurbitaceae also called cucurbits or the gourd family, includes cucumbers, melons, squash, pumpkins. Cucurbits are a great addition to any summer vegetable garden for their productivity. All the cucurbits need rich soil and enough water, it's good to create rich soil and compost based mounds and direct seed these plants. You can also start them indoors, but be sure to transplant them when they are very young outside before they start getting root bound, they don't like having th...
  11. 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 »
  12. Serrano Pepper Seeds Serrano Pepper Seeds are easy to grow and the plants are very productive. People love Serranos for their distinct flavor profile, featuring a bright, grassy taste and a significant but not overwhelming heat. Serrano peppers are a step up from most jalapeños in heat but milder than peppers like habaneros. They are typically eaten raw, and are added to pico-de-gallo and other salsas and chile recipes. Serranos are often used when unripe and green, which have a brighter, more grassy flavor, whil...
  13. 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...
  14. 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!
  15. Aji Pepper Seeds Aji peppers are beloved for their unique combination of bright, fruity, and slightly sweet flavor (often described as hints of mango, passion fruit, or apricot) paired with a manageable, medium-hot heat (30,000–50,000 Scovilles). They are highly versatile, adding vibrant color and complex flavor to sauces, salsas, stews and ceviche. Aji peppers are a key ingredient in Peruvian cuisine. We have several varieties of Aji pepper seeds to delight your tastebuds. The plants are very productive!
  16. Fastest Growing Vegetable Seeds This seed collection includes the fastest-growing vegetables you can grow, everything from fast-growing pepper and tomato seeds, to veggie seeds like radishes, zucchini, and lettuce. Get your food garden growing faster this year with these seeds. Direct sow some radish seeds for a super quick harvest, or try sowing Zucchini seeds which sprout and produce edible blossoms and zukes in just 55 days! All of these varieties are great for short season gardens.
  17. Cayenne Pepper Seeds Growing Cayenne peppers is easy and fun, making them a great choice for beginners and experienced growers alike. With a heat rating between around 20,000 and 50,000 Scoville Heat Units, they are moderately hot, and are great for sauces, hot sauces, salsas, and dried red chili flakes.
  18. April Fool's Day Seeds Check out all of our tomatoes and peppers that have a deceiving name: Bulgarian Carrot, Cow Horn Hot, Fish Pepper, Goat Horn, Hot Red Cherry, Sweet Banana, Sweet Red Cherry, Chocolate Cherry, Garden Peach, Indigo Rose, Pineapple, Sunrise Bumble Bee, Yellow Pear.
  19. 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...
  20. New Mexico Chile Seeds New Mexico is known for delicious chiles! Hatch Green Chile, Cayenne, Big Jim and other green and red chiles. New Mexican chile is great in green chile stews, red chile, enchiladas, chile rellenos, salsas, hot sauces, and so many more New Mexican dishes. If you have ever lived in New Mexico or tasted Hatch green chile then you know you can’t live without it! It's easy to grow these chiles in your garden! Experience the wonderful flavor of green chile wherever you live – but be prepared,...