Sweet Pepper Plants Gift Collection | Garden Seeds and Plants

Sweet Pepper Plants Gift Collection

A sweet pepper lover’s dream!
Flavor, color, and high yields are the hallmark of this collection.
Includes 1 Plant Each:
Candy Apple Sweet Pepper : Glorious bell pepper with flavorful, sweet, mild flesh. Excels in salads, as snacks, and when roasted, baked or sautéed.
Cherry Stuffer Sweet Pepper: Produces bushels of 2″ delectable, snackable, stuffable, grillable peppers. Compact plants produce continuously.
Nikita Sweet Pepper: Suffused with glowing red-orange color and loaded with bold, bright flavor and crispness. Nicely-branched plants produce early and prolifically.

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