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  12. Early Spring 9 items
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  16. Early Fall 5 items
  17. Late Fall 4 items
When to Plant
  1. Late Spring/Early Summer 3 items
  2. Mid-Spring 3 items
Usage
  1. Canning 92 items
  2. Drying 19 items
  3. Fresh, salad 223 items
  4. Fresh, slicing 174 items
Fruit Size
  1. Small (grape/cherry varieties) 83 items
  2. Medium (under one pound) 163 items
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  4. Brown 31 items
  5. Creamy white 9 items
  6. Gold 27 items
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  8. Lime green 5 items
  9. Orange 25 items
  10. Pink 51 items
  11. Purple 24 items
  12. Red 131 items
  13. Red-orange 21 items
  14. Striped 49 items
  15. Yellow 46 items
Disease Resistance
  1. Alternaria Stem Canker (ASC) 3 items
  2. Fusarium Wilt 0 items
  3. Fusarium Wilt (F) 7 items
  4. Fusarium Wilt 1 (F1) 1 item
  5. Fusarium Wilt 2 (F2) 1 item
  6. Root Nematodes (N) 3 items
  7. Tobacco Mosaic (T) 4 items
  8. Verticillium Wilt (V) 5 items
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  2. Bright Yellow 41 items
  3. Brown/Bronze 4 items
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  6. Cream/Tan 5 items
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  8. Dark Purple/Black 5 items
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  20. Pink 27 items
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  24. Rose/Mauve 10 items
  25. Scarlet (Dark Red) 22 items
  26. Violet/Lavender 32 items
  27. White/Near White 55 items
Soil pH Requirements
  1. 4.5 or below (very acidic) 2 items
  2. 4.6 to 5.0 (highly acidic) 4 items
  3. 5.1 to 5.5 (strongly acidic) 14 items
  4. 5.6 to 6.0 (acidic) 166 items
  5. 6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic) 552 items
  6. 6.6 to 7.5 (neutral) 582 items
  7. 7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline) 376 items
  8. 7.9 to 8.5 (alkaline) 19 items
  9. 8.6 to 9.0 (strongly alkaline) 2 items
  10. Over 9.1 (very alkaline) 1 item
Pepper Usage
  1. Drying 105 items
  2. Fresh (salsa, salads) 129 items
  3. Frying 33 items
  4. Ornamental (not recommended for eating) 2 items
  5. Pickling 108 items
  6. Roasting 45 items
  7. Stuffing 34 items
Min. Time to Germinate
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  2. 3 Days 10 items
  3. 4 Days 8 items
  4. 5 Days 254 items
  5. 6 Days 14 items
  6. 7 Days 50 items
  7. 8 Days 4 items
  8. 10 Days 187 items
  9. 14 Days 24 items
  10. 15 Days 15 items
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  12. 18 Days 1 item
  13. 20 Days 2 items
  14. 21 Days 14 items
  15. 30 Days 7 items
  16. 42 Days 0 items
  17. 6 Months 0 items
Max. Time to Germinate
  1. 5 Days 1 item
  2. 7 Days 9 items
  3. 10 Days 246 items
  4. 12 Days 6 items
  5. 14 Days 57 items
  6. 15 Days 150 items
  7. 18 Days 2 items
  8. 20 Days 10 items
  9. 21 Days 54 items
  10. 25 Days 3 items
  11. 28 Days 2 items
  12. 30 Days 27 items
  13. 40 Days 5 items
  14. 42 Days 7 items
  15. 45 Days 1 item
  16. 50 Days 1 item
  17. 2 Months 5 items
  18. 3 Months 8 items
  19. 6 Months 2 items
  20. 9 Months 0 items
  21. 12 Months 1 item
  22. 17 Months 0 items
Life Cycle
  1. Annual 518 items
  2. Perennial 66 items
  3. Biennial 13 items
Growth Habit
  1. Bush 1 item
  2. Pole 3 items
  3. Determinate 41 items
  4. Indeterminate 202 items
  5. Vines & Climbers 8 items
  6. Dwarf 10 items
Days to Harvest
  1. 40-50 3 items
  2. 50-60 18 items
  3. 60-70 28 items
  4. 70-80 224 items
  5. 80-90 100 items
  6. 90-100 41 items
  7. 100-110 10 items
  8. 110-120 8 items
  9. 120-130 1 item
  10. 130-140 1 item
  11. 730 (2 years) 2 items
Bloom Time
  1. Late Fall/Early Winter 7 items
  2. Late Spring/Early Summer 72 items
  3. Late Summer/Early Fall 160 items
  4. Late Winter/Early Spring 2 items
  5. Mid-Fall 42 items
  6. Mid-Spring 18 items
  7. Mid-Summer 168 items
  8. N/A 3 items
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