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Poblano Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Poblano Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

A poblano is classified as a hot pepper on Clemson Cooperative Extension’s list of recommended garden cultivars.

Super Cayenne II Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Super Cayenne II Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

Super Cayenne II is a cayenne-type pepper included on Clemson Cooperative Extension’s list of recommended garden varieties.

Scotch Bonnet Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Scotch Bonnet Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

Scotch Bonnet is a hot pepper, full stop, and that single word does more to set expectations than the name itself.

Mitla Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Mitla Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

Mitla is a jalapeno-type pepper, one of the cultivars Clemson Cooperative Extension recommends for home gardens.

Carolina Cayenne Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Carolina Cayenne Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

The Carolina Cayenne is a cayenne-type pepper recommended by Clemson Cooperative Extension for South Carolina gardens.

Long Slim Cayenne Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Long Slim Cayenne Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

Long Slim Cayenne is a cayenne-type pepper included on Clemson Cooperative Extension’s list of recommended garden varieties.

Jupiter Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Jupiter Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

Jupiter is a bell pepper, recommended by Clemson Cooperative Extension for home gardens.

Plato Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Plato Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

Plato is a bell pepper, one of the cultivars Clemson Cooperative Extension lists as recommended for home gardens.

Habanero Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Habanero Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

Habanero peppers are a hot type, not a mild one, and that single fact should decide when you set them out.

Charleston Hot Pepper: How Hot It Gets, and What to Do With It

Charleston Hot Pepper: When to Plant the Tomatoes That Ripen All at Once

The Charleston Hot pepper is a cayenne-type pepper, listed among the recommended cultivars from Clemson Cooperative Extension’s Home & Garden Information…

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