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Chef's Sweet Pepper 3-Pack: Padron, Paprika and Pepperoncini Seeds 15% off

Chef's Sweet Pepper 3-Pack: Padron, Paprika and Pepperoncini Seeds 15% off

Regular price $ 6.35 USD
Regular price $ 7.47 USD Sale price $ 6.35 USD
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ON SALE - The Chef's Sweet Pepper 3-pack price is 15% off at $6.35 compared to purchasing each packet separately retail at $7.47.

This is a flavorful pepper collection with some of our customer favorites! Perfect for chefs and gourmet gardeners, these three peppers will spice up any kitchen. Fresh homegrown Paprika is delicious in dishes, Padron peppers are highly sought after by chefs for their mild flesh and rich flavor, and Pepperoncinis are wonderful for pickling or when used fresh in recipes like pizza sauce. Grow your own gourmet peppers in your garden. 

This 3 Pack includes one packet each of the following: 

Paprika - is easy to grow and wonderful when dried and made into a powder for flavoring foods. There is nothing that compares to fresh Paprika powder.

Padron - Gourmet gardeners will love growing this famous Spanish heirloom. They are prized for their sweet mild flesh and rich flavor, and make delicious pop in your mouth appetizers. Most will taste sweet, but one may be very spicy!

Pepperoncini Golden Greek - This is the Greek pepper most commonly found pickled and in salad bars or sandwich shops. It is also much sweeter than the Italian variety.


Click the links on each pepper name to see additional information.

Start your peppers early indoors so they develop good root systems before transplanting outdoors into warm garden soil. 

Choose add to cart as a 3 Pack because purchasing these individually will not generate 15% off in your cart.

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Zenn H
100% Germination

Perfect so far, looking forward to fruit. Started the seeds in cell trays on a heat mat and under a full spectrum grow light. As soon as this frost is over they'll go to the hoophouse.

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Tony mccall
Not sure which pepper to choose

Love pepper

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Nora
Yum

Great selection of peppers! All super tasty and were productive last year. We are growing them again this year.

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Pepperhead Julia
Yes!

Thanks, I love all three of these peppers and use them in all my vegan recipes to add great flavor! Thanks for offering this seed 3-pack. Can't wait to get them started this coming spring!

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Chef John
What a great discount seed collection!

As a chef, these are some of my favorite peppers. I have a home garden, and grow many peppers, and these three peppers are a must every year. I love pickling Pepperoncinis (refrigerator pickles of these are super crisp and retain their wonderful color). I also love blistering up Padrons over high heat with a little olive oil and salt to make a simple but stellar appetizer. And Paprika, wow, you really can't beat the amazing flavor of fresh Paprika peppers! You can make stuffed Paprika peppers, or roast, sweat and peel them and then marinate in olive oil with garlic and salt for a wonderful treat. Thanks for offering these three peppers together, they're a perfect seed pack for chef gardens!

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