European Chiles

ALEPPO
This Syrian cayenne has been requested year after year and I finally saved enough seed to offer it this season. Annuum.

AMMAZZO
Small cherry shaped peppers make this Italian beauty resemble a fragrant red bouquet. Heat scale: 5, Species: Annuum, Country: Italy

BULGARIAN CARROT
Bulgaria
Called shipkas in their native Bulgaria, these bright orange chiles are great for pickling. Annuum.

CZECHOSLOVAKIAN BLACK
Czech Republic
Dark leaves and purple flowers frame these mild shiny Jalapeno-like chiles which turn an incredible lustrous black, then red. Annuum.

HDV
France
This plant towered over the others in the chile field. Fuzzy stems with thin oval red fruits. Frutescens.

CHERRY
Georgia, Russia
A Georgian Russian variety, shape and color resemble the name. Mild. Annuum

GEORGIA FLAME
Georgia, Russia
GEORGIA FLAME Georgia, Russia

GOLDEN GREEK
A mild pepperoncini kissed by the Mediterranean sun. A great pickling
pepper. Annuum.

APPLE
Hungary
A tingly red paprika chile from Hungary. Annuum.

HUNGARIAN
Hungary
This medium hot blocky pepper came from a friend´s Hungarian mother so I call it the Bussert pepper in her honor. She uses it for pickling and canning. Annuum.

PARADISCOMALAKU
Hungary
This pepper came from Hungary and is one of their mildly spicy paprika peppers. Wonderful for drying and grinding into powders. Annuum.

PEPPERONCINI
Italy
By popular demand, I offer this mild, pickling pepper. This goofy shape looks great in a canning jar or in vinegar. Annuum.

PICCANTE ROSSO DI CAIENNA
Italy
Small to medium sized chile designed for those who like a little spice in their pasta sauces. Annuum.

CYKLON
Poland
A Polish pepper to salute my father´s homeland. Good for drying. Annuum

PORTUGAL
Portugal
A classic. I've grown this for years and wanted to share it with all cayenne lovers. Annuum.