Eden Brothers Pepper Seeds

Yes, these peppers are well-suited for container gardening. Because they have a branching, upright growth habit, they perform reliably in pots as long as the container provides adequate drainage and space for root development.

Open-pollinated means these seeds will produce plants that are true to the parent variety. If you save seeds from your harvest, you can expect the next generation of plants to have the same characteristics as the original, unlike hybrid varieties.

You can expect to harvest your first peppers between 60 and 90 days after planting. The exact timing depends on your local climate and how much warmth the plants receive throughout the growing season.

Yes, peppers are warm-season crops that benefit from a head start. Starting them indoors 6 to 8 weeks before your last frost date ensures the plants are well-established and ready to thrive once the soil warms up outside.

Yes, this seed blend is specifically mixed to include a variety of colors, including red, yellow, orange, purple, and chocolate. You will see the full spectrum of these colors across the plants grown from a single packet.