You would have more luck posting on the pepper forum. The yellows are similar to Hungarian Wax peppers. The small roundish ones are heavily cracked; this cracking can indicate certain varieties.

Two? I see only one. Could be Black Cobra or Goat's Weed.

people ship tomatoes all the time if there's a will there's a way. i'll email you a list of what else i have when i dig them out again. all year i have been trying to cross a bell with a serreno with no luck the thought of having bell pepper flavor with the heat of the serreno sound so good

That's a very real possibility. I had a ton of flowers bagged on one of my plants, I was so happy that I had a bunch of fruit already setting... then I realized the ripe fruit was not white but orange... and it was bigger. I had two seedlings come up in the same pot and assuming they were both the same thing (I have since realized that the seeds I received were not true) I planted them together. I cut down the orange one, now I wish I hadn't as it was really pretty. I agree, with Ronny, I think the yellow ones on the left are Hungarian Hot wax. Not sure about the ones on the right, I don't think they are jalapenos, they have tails. Those things are just weird looking... maybe a cross between a jal and a hot cherry? Pam