Chile Seeds


			SEEDS FOR YOUR 2008 SEASON

If a man is called to plant a chile garden, he should grow his chiles even as Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music, or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should grow those chiles so well that all the hosts of Heaven will pause to say, here lived a great chile gardener that did his job well. Anonymous

		EACH VARIETY IS SOLD IN A PACKET OF AT LEAST 15+ SEEDS $2.25/Packet

	We are proud to offer seeds from all FIVE of the domesticated species of the the genus Capsicum.


	Our seeds are organically grow and we take pride in the care we give the parent plants to ensure excellent germination and that the traits are true to the variety. We carefully inspect our seeds and the culls are discarded.

The Aji Queen will have many new varieties for 2008 and, as of this Fall 2007 update, we are still growing and harvesting, sorting new photos and packaging will begin soon. The shade house and irrigation have proven to be true assets to the chile garden. Most all of the favorites are still around for the coming season, the workhorses just keep on kicking! Updates will be added as they come later this Fall.


	EACH VARIETY IS SOLD IN A PACKET OF 15 + SEEDS $2.25/Packet FLAT RATE Shipping is only $1.50 ($2.50 for International Orders) regardless of number of seed packets you order! ADD TO CART APPROPRIATE SHIPPING ONLY ONCE PER ORDER THIS IS THE FAIREST SHIPPING/HANDLING IN THE INDUSTRY, PLEASE HELP PEPPERMANIA KEEP IT THAT WAY! Failure to Add Seed Shipping to Cart will delay processing of your order.

Capsicum annuum: Annuum meaning "annual", actually misleading given chiles are perennials under suitable growing conditions. This species is most widely cultivated, both in the home garden and commercially. Common varieties include the Bells, Poblano, Cayenne, Cherry, De Arbol, Jalapeno, Ornamentals, New Mexican, Paprika, Pequins, Tepins, Wax, and Serrano.

Capsicum baccatum: Meaning "berry-like". This species consist of the South American hot pods known as Aji. These chiles have a distinctive fruity flavor and mature to colorful, wrinkled pods of bright red, orange and yellow. Peppermania has become very fond of this species and is proud to offer an extensive selection of these exciting and versatile pods.

Capsicum chinense: This species originated in the Amazon Basin and common throughout the Caribbean and Central and South America . The widely declared hottest chiles on earth, Red Savina, Habanero, and Scotch Bonnet are members of this species. The pod types, as well as the plants are quite varied in this species.

Capsicum frutescens: Meaning "shrubby" or "bushy". Few varieties are widely cultivated in this species, but the Tabasco needs no introduction. Offerings are listed on "Other Species" page

Capsicum pubescens: Meaning "hairy". Often identified by black seeds and pubescent foliage. Popular varieties include the Rocoto and the Manzano. These meaty pods may be some of the best chiles that you will ever grow, although they are one of the most difficult. They are worth every effort! Offerings are listed on "Other Species" page.

Other Species: The Aji Queen is offering a limited quantity of wild Capsicum Species. Offerings are listed on "Other Species" page

If you like the pod and have room in the garden, get some seeds and grow it.
Remember, MOST varieties may be easily grown in containers!!


	C. annuum \| C. baccatum \| C. chinense \| C. pubescens \| C. frutescens \| Other Species \|






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