Looking For Squash Pepper Seeds

16 years ago

I have gotten my squash peppers from Chris Weeks Peppers in the past, but cant contact him. Does anyone know good sources for hot pepper seeds, I am particularly looking for squash peppers. Thanks!

Judith

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cronky
16 years ago
Judith-

Tomato Growers Supply lists 4 different squash type peppers...Red and Yellow Mushroom and Red and Yellow Jamaican Hot. The squash peppers should be c. annuum, but TGS says the Red Mushroom is related to Habaneros (c. chinense). If you want plants, chileplants.com has 7 different varieties, and you can search for Squash to get the list. Theirs are all c. annuums.

Bryce
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16 years ago
Bryce is correct--TGS squash pepper is C. annuum as it should be
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