I was about to place an order with Cross Country Nurseries, when their page reported that the minimum online order was 12 plants!

I am only looking to order 1 or 2 myself.

Well, my biggest beef with them is not the 12 plant minimum, but the difficulty I've had getting credit for two bad plants they sent last year. Despite agreeing to wait until this year's order to get my discount, I was still charged for a full order and they've basically acted like it's my fault (it's a long story). I find it amazing that a company will let a disagreement over $6 cost them hundreds of dollars in the future.

I used hirts-gardens out of Ohio and have been happy with them so far. I purchased 4 jamaican hot red scotch bonnet peppers for 5.99 and 4 carribean red habeneros and they came in very healthy looking. They ship out really fast. I am very new at this but last year I purchased from several other vendors and was not satisfied. At that price it cannot hurt to try them. Here is the link.

Here is a link that might be useful: hirts gardens

Try this link.Must have left a letter out.

Here is a link that might be useful: hirts gardens

I bought a Bhut Plant from them. It was shipped with care and it is growing well. I have also bought viable seed from them i the past.

I am not sure about plants, but for seed - many of the tomato catalogs have a decent pepper section...Totally Tomatoes, Tomato Growers Supply Company. And Seed Savers Exchange is always great.

I second the reviews for Hirt's Gardens. I used them last year and got great plants! They were true to what they were supposed to be and produced very well last season. I ordered through their Amazon store. I've overwintered a Caribbean Red Habanero from last year and it is still doing well. Good luck!

I've had good results with CCN, but stopped using them as their earliest shipment arrival is April 10. That is too late for where live.

I have had great luck with www.thechilewoman.com. :)

Chris