Ornamental peppers (Capsicum annuum) are small bushy plants with bright glossy peppers. Originally from our continent of South America they are grown mainly for their brightly coloured peppers ...

The ornamental pepper, Capsicum annum, is actually edible, but they are used mainly as ornamentals because most people don’t like the taste. Any pepper can be grown as an ornamental, but most ...

Plant ornamental pepper seedlings with three to four true leaves (not the cotyledons) about 12 to 24 inches apart in the garden in holes that are about three to four inches deep. Ornamental pepper ...

made me sit up and take notice: Wow, a glorious bed chock full of ornamental peppers! Now, I’m a pepper fanatic. Love them in, on, and with just about everything — grilled, sautéed ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Have you seen any of those ornamental pepper plants for sale? Some of the peppers look like big black pearls, others can be bright purple to yellow to red — all on one plant.

Paul Bosland is a pepper plant breeder whose specialty adds zest and dazzle to the holidays. So far, he’s introduced ornamental chile plants for Halloween (orange and black fruit), Thanksgiving ...

As colorful as confetti, ornamental pepper plants are an exciting hostess gift to give or receive. These cheerful chile plants are easy to care for, look good for weeks and generally make great ...

There are mums and marigolds, salvias of all sorts, late season zinnias and one of my favorites, the ornamental pepper. Ornamental peppers have changed dramatically over the last few years to ...

The red, orange, yellow, purple, white or almost black fruit of ornamental pepper that naturally develops in summer can be seen at any time of year because the plants are grown in artificial ...

Q: I got a potted 'Purple Flash' ornamental pepper plant from a friend and the leaves are all dried up and falling off. I think it didn't get enough water and that a little TLC might restore it.