Black Pearl Ornamental Pepper

Name: Black Pearl Ornamental Pepper
Brand: vendor-unknown
Price: 1.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

$ 1.95

The first of its kind for ornamental peppers and an All American Selection winner in 2006. Compact plants have semi- glossy, dark purple to true black leaves with pearl-like, bubbly clusters of 1/2" fruits that start out shiny black, eventually maturing to red. A vibrant, unique accent to a bedding or container garden. Peppers are edible but very hot. Grows 16-20 inches. 5 seeds per packet

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05/08/2019

Bobby D.

United States

Black Pearl Pepper Seeds

I germinated several seeds at different times. My tallest one is about 10 inches tall and has a flower as of today. They are beautiful plants with predominately black stem and the leaves have a touch of green. I'm looking forward to the peppers.

04/15/2019

Mary T.

United States

Perfect!

All the seeds came and have happily germed under my grow lights! Never disappointed with Pinetree.

07/06/2018

Theresa R.

United States

Black Pearl Ornamental Pepper

Seeds were Perfect! Sprouted quickly and growing into a beautiful plant.

04/28/2018

Sue W.

United States

Black Pearl Ornamental Pepper

Seeds arrived within a week of ordering. 100% germination! Pinetree Garden will be my "go to" source for online seeds from now on since their product and customer service outshines bigger companies that hold up your entire order for backordered items. Pinetree Garden had everything in my order in stock and shipped it immediately.

01/27/2017

Last Penny Farm

Black pearl pepper is a tasty and needed addition to fiery hot salsa, tinctures, salves, as well as chili. It is a beautiful plant, that will sit anywhere and behave itself.

It came to me as a gift from my wife. And wound up in my bbq sauce recipes, as well as tinctures and salves. Capsicum annuum, her family is Solanaceae, her flavor ranges from double super hot, to as sweet as a bell. The whole plant is edible, and honeybees can be seen tasting the blooms just after morning dew arrives.