Pepper Seeds - Hot - Big Jim 4 to 6 Inch Height The vibrant color of Merlot

The vibrant color of Merlot Lettuce adds a beautiful contrast in the vegetable garden and can be visually enhancing when planted in patterns or as border plants

found a sweet onion seed and brought it to the Walla Walla Valley

Native to arid and challenging gardens with poor soils

50 - 70 days to maturity

Blanching is optional and the inner parts of the plant can be shaded by tying the outer leaves together

Pepper Seeds - Hot - Big Jim 4 to 6 Inch Height The vibrant color of MerlotCapsicum annuum. Also called 'Numex Big Jim' These pepper seeds were developed by the New Mexico State University in the 1970's. Big Jim pepper seeds produce some of the largest peppers in the world. Yields of 8" 12" long are common, though they can grow larger. Big Jim peppers can range in spiciness, some plants producing mild heat while other can be a bit spicier. A lot of growers pick these while the peppers are still green for use in green chiles.