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You may have never heard of the Pequin pepper before, but believe it or not, you’ve probably eaten one! Or, at the very least, you’ve …

I can’t write about the Mad Hatter pepper and not cite Alice in Wonderland. Fortunately, you won’t need to follow the White Rabbit down a …

The cascabel pepper, also called ‘chile cascabel,’ is a mildly hot chile widely used in Mexican cuisine, from salsas to soups. Known for their rattling …

Look no further if you’ve been searching for the perfect mild and versatile tomato. With its bright color and shiny exterior, the Golden Jubilee Tomato …

Have you ever needed a pop of spice on your favorite sandwich or in your favorite dish? The Pepperoncini Pepper just might be what you’ve …

If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush and an added kick to your meals, the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T Pepper packs quite a punch. Known …

Tomatoes come in so wide interesting, and unique varieties. Have you ever heard of the German queen tomato? This heirloom beefsteak variety has a lovely …

A fig tree might not come to mind when you think of backyard gardening fruit trees. But gardeners who know figs are fans of this …

Throughout South America, the Rocoto pepper goes by many different names: Capsicum pubescens, locoto, rocote, caballo, horse pepper, canary pepper, apple pepper, and pear pepper. …

The Sargent crabapple is a small to medium-sized tree prized for its ornamental value in landscaping and gardening. This tree produces delicate pink or white …