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  1. Tomatoes 322items
  2. Fruits & Veggies 508items
  3. Flowers 86items
  4. Herbs 8items
  5. Seeds 577items
  6. Featured Products 3items
  7. Farm Products 17items
  8. Bulbs 2items
  9. Plants 16items
Sun Exposure
  1. Full Sun 589items
  2. Sun to Partial Shade 42items
  3. Light Shade 3items
Heat (Scoville Heat Units)
  1. 0 SHU 27items
  2. 1-999 SHU 11items
  3. 1,000-2,999 SHU 12items
  4. 3,000-4,999 SHU 15items
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  14. 1,200,000-1,499,999 SHU 13items
  15. 1,500,000-199,999,999 SHU 11items
When to Sow
  1. Indoors 1-2 weeks before last spring frost 4items
  2. Indoors 2-4 weeks before last spring frost 19items
  3. Indoors 4-6 weeks before last spring frost 26items
  4. Indoors 6-8 weeks before last spring frost 386items
  5. Indoors 8-10 weeks before last spring frost 152items
  6. Indoors 10-12 weeks before last spring frost 3items
  7. Indoors 3 months before last spring frost 2items
  8. Outdoors after all danger of spring frost is past 65items
  9. Outdoors in early spring, a month before the last spring frost 16items
  10. Early Winter 0items
  11. Late Winter 0items
  12. Early Spring 8items
  13. Late Spring 0items
  14. Early Summer 0items
  15. Late Summer 2items
  16. Early Fall 2items
  17. Late Fall 0items
When to Plant
  1. Late Spring/Early Summer 2items
  2. Mid-Spring 2items
Usage
  1. Canning 110items
  2. Drying 20items
  3. Fresh, salad 278items
  4. Fresh, slicing 248items
Fruit Size
  1. Small (grape/cherry varieties) 83items
  2. Medium (under one pound) 243items
  3. Large (over one pound) 55items
Fruit Color
  1. Bicolor 32items
  2. Black 44items
  3. Blue/Anthocyanin 12items
  4. Brown 37items
  5. Creamy white 2items
  6. Gold 29items
  7. Green 46items
  8. Lime green 9items
  9. Orange 24items
  10. Pink 38items
  11. Purple 33items
  12. Red 247items
  13. Red-orange 36items
  14. Striped 67items
  15. Yellow 42items
Disease Resistance
  1. Alternaria Stem Canker (ASC) 4items
  2. Fusarium Wilt 0items
  3. Fusarium Wilt (F) 11items
  4. Fusarium Wilt 1 (F1) 2items
  5. Fusarium Wilt 2 (F2) 2items
  6. Root Nematodes (N) 5items
  7. Tobacco Mosaic (T) 5items
  8. Verticillium Wilt (V) 6items
Bloom Color
  1. Blue-Violet 3items
  2. Bright Yellow 32items
  3. Brown/Bronze 5items
  4. Chartreuse (Yellow-Green) 1 item
  5. Coral/Apricot 8items
  6. Cream/Tan 5items
  7. Dark Blue 2items
  8. Dark Purple/Black 8items
  9. Fuchsia (Red-Purple) 11items
  10. Gold (Yellow-Orange) 16items
  11. Light Blue 2items
  12. Magenta (Pink-Purple) 10items
  13. Maroon (Purple-Brown) 9items
  14. Medium Blue 6items
  15. Orange 24items
  16. Pale Pink 8items
  17. Pale Yellow 8items
  18. Pink 20items
  19. Purple 14items
  20. Red 46items
  21. Red-Orange 22items
  22. Rose/Mauve 8items
  23. Scarlet (Dark Red) 33items
  24. Violet/Lavender 12items
  25. White/Near White 24items
Soil pH Requirements
  1. 4.5 or below (very acidic) 1 item
  2. 4.6 to 5.0 (highly acidic) 1 item
  3. 5.1 to 5.5 (strongly acidic) 2items
  4. 5.6 to 6.0 (acidic) 158items
  5. 6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic) 574items
  6. 6.6 to 7.5 (neutral) 586items
  7. 7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline) 385items
  8. 7.9 to 8.5 (alkaline) 7items
  9. 8.6 to 9.0 (strongly alkaline) 0items
  10. Over 9.1 (very alkaline) 0items
Pepper Usage
  1. Drying 123items
  2. Fresh (salsa, salads) 145items
  3. Frying 35items
  4. Ornamental (not recommended for eating) 2items
  5. Pickling 112items
  6. Roasting 47items
  7. Stuffing 40items
Min. Time to Germinate
  1. 2 Days 6items
  2. 3 Days 10items
  3. 4 Days 5items
  4. 5 Days 344items
  5. 6 Days 3items
  6. 7 Days 22items
  7. 8 Days 0items
  8. 10 Days 176items
  9. 14 Days 10items
  10. 15 Days 1 item
  11. 16 Days 0items
  12. 18 Days 0items
  13. 20 Days 2items
  14. 21 Days 6items
  15. 30 Days 5items
  16. 42 Days 0items
  17. 6 Months 0items
Max. Time to Germinate
  1. 5 Days 1 item
  2. 7 Days 8items
  3. 10 Days 331items
  4. 12 Days 0items
  5. 14 Days 27items
  6. 15 Days 160items
  7. 18 Days 0items
  8. 20 Days 4items
  9. 21 Days 32items
  10. 25 Days 2items
  11. 28 Days 1 item
  12. 30 Days 11items
  13. 40 Days 2items
  14. 42 Days 2items
  15. 45 Days 1 item
  16. 50 Days 1 item
  17. 2 Months 4items
  18. 3 Months 1 item
  19. 6 Months 1 item
  20. 9 Months 0items
  21. 12 Months 1 item
  22. 17 Months 0items
Life Cycle
  1. Annual 555items
  2. Perennial 27items
  3. Biennial 8items
Growth Habit
  1. Pole 3items
  2. Determinate 36items
  3. Indeterminate 287items
  4. Vines & Climbers 5items
  5. Dwarf 9items
Disease Resistance
  1. Pepper Mottle Virus (PepMV) 1 item
Days to Harvest
  1. 40-50 4items
  2. 50-60 11items
  3. 60-70 39items
  4. 70-80 293items
  5. 80-90 94items
  6. 90-100 32items
  7. 100-110 18items
  8. 110-120 13items
  9. 730 (2 years) 1 item
Bloom Time
  1. Late Fall/Early Winter 2items
  2. Late Spring/Early Summer 31items
  3. Late Summer/Early Fall 81items
  4. Late Winter/Early Spring 2items
  5. Mid-Fall 26items
  6. Mid-Spring 13items
  7. Mid-Summer 80items
  8. Mid-Winter 1 item
  9. N/A 1 item
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