FREE: Long Red Cayenne Pepper seeds (10+) from Thomas Jefferson's Monticello

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Long Red Cayenne Pepper (Capiscum annuum longum)

Thomas Jefferson first planted this pepper at Shadwell, his birthplace, in 1767 (just before his twenty-fourth birthday) and included them among the hundreds of plants listed in his garden calendar for 1812. This versatile tropical fruit is used in cooking - fresh or dried - as a hot, spicy flavoring. The green or ripe pods can be pickled, used in chili vinegar, and in pepper-sauce and salsa. The glossy red fruits are also desirable in decorations and dried-flower arrangements.

Growth Type: Annual
Color(s): White, Reds (fruit)
Hardiness Zones: 1 - 10
Location at Monticello: Vegetable Garden Planting Conditions: Full Sun

You will receive 10+ seeds. I always include a few extra seeds (hence the "+"). I also include an informational insert about the plant when you win seeds.

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