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HAVE: Ornamental pepper "Poinsettia"

11 years ago

Elongated fruits that are not hot. Will trade for other ornamental peppers or a SASE.

Comments (2)

Melinda Hagen
11 years ago
I have some black pearl seeds! Would love these! Thanks, Melinda
jhgarden9
11 years ago
I have seeds of these peppers that I just collected from my mom's. I think the name is Bishop's Crown pepper, but not so sure. Size about a quarter. Would they considered as ornamental peppers?

Thanks!
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