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Individual Packets
Grow crisp, colorful sweet peppers in every shade from bell and sweet pepper seeds. This collection brings together the classics and the beauties: standby California Wonder in green-to-red and golden yellow, the stunning Purple Beauty and Lilac bells, sweet frying types like Cubanelle and Hungarian Wax, and the little Pimento and Sweet Cherry peppers made for stuffing. Every one is non-GMO heirloom pepper seed that grows into a sturdy, productive plant loaded with thick, sweet-walled fruit. Sweet peppers are easy to grow given warmth and sun, and they ripen from green through red, orange, yellow, and purple. If you want to buy bell pepper seeds for a garden full of sweet color, follow the growing guide for each variety to take your plants from seed to harvest.
What we love about growing sweet peppers
- Sweet, crunchy fruit in red, orange, yellow, purple, and green
- Thick-walled bells are excellent stuffed, roasted, or eaten raw
- Compact, sturdy plants crop heavily and even grow well in containers
- Peppers sweeten as they ripen, so the longer you wait the sweeter they get
- Open-pollinated heirlooms you can save and grow again next season
The sweet, colorful peppers worth a spot in your garden
Sweet peppers are one of the most rewarding vegetables you can grow: no heat, all flavor, and a rainbow of ripe colors. This collection spans blocky bells like the dependable California Wonder and its golden form, the show-stopping Purple Beauty and Lilac, and long, thin-walled frying types like Cubanelle and sweet Hungarian Wax. Smaller Pimento and Sweet Cherry peppers round it out for fresh eating and stuffing. All are sweet, all are heirloom, and all ripen from green to their full color if you let them hang.
How to grow sweet peppers from seed
Peppers love warmth. Start the seed indoors 8 to 10 weeks before your last frost, keep it warm to germinate, and do not rush the seedlings outdoors until nights are reliably above 55°F. Give them full sun, steady moisture, and a little patience; they are worth the wait. For the full step-by-step, see our California Wonder growing guide, plus the individual guides for Golden California Wonder, Purple Beauty, Lilac Bell, Orange Horizon, and Cubanelle.
How to use sweet peppers
Sweet peppers are endlessly useful in the kitchen. Eat bells raw in strips and salads, roast and peel them for antipasti, or stuff and bake the blocky types and little Pimentos. Cubanelle and Hungarian Wax are the classic frying peppers, sweet and tender when cooked down with onions. Ripe peppers freeze well sliced, so a good crop stocks the freezer for winter.
Sweet peppers and their pepper-patch cousins
Peppers come in every level of heat. For the whole range, browse the full Pepper Seeds collection, or turn up the heat with Hot Pepper Seeds. Peppers are nightshades like tomatoes, so pair them with Tomato Seeds, and explore the rest of the plot in our Vegetable Seeds collection.
Why buy bell and sweet pepper seeds from Organo Republic
Every packet of pepper seed we sell is non-GMO, open-pollinated heirloom, and germination tested, so you can sow with confidence. As a U.S.-based licensed seed dealer, we work directly with trusted growers to keep quality high and prices low, and every pack carries a QR code that links straight to free online growing guidance. Orders over $49 ship free. Whether you want a single pack of California Wonder or a rainbow of sweet peppers, you will find dependable, easy-to-grow seed here.





























