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Pepper Sweet Chinese Giant

HEIRLOOM. Burpee introduced. Sweet Chinese Giant was twice as big as the largest bell pepper of its day. Plants are a compact 24″ tall. Fruits are usually 4 by 4″, but Mr. Burpee pointed out that if you thin the

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