Red and green chili peppers on a woven surface with image credited to 'True Leaf Market.'

Anaheim Chili Hot Pepper

$5.00
$5.00
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Red and green chili peppers on a woven surface with image credited to 'True Leaf Market.'
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  • Red and green chili peppers on a woven surface with image credited to 'True Leaf Market.'
  • Three stylized flames on a light green background with text about flavor and warmth. Text says "Can you take the heat? Mild-Great flavor and a little warmth"
  • Calendar with 70-90 days to maturity on a light green background.
  • Illustration of container-friendly plants with pots and vegetables on a light green background. Text says "This variety is container-friendly. Can be planted in pots or garden beds."
  • Pepper companion guide with illustrations of basil, onions, spinach, and a tomato. Text says "Pepper companion guide-Plant their friends nearby: basil, onions, spinach. Avoid putting their foes too close: Beans, fennel."
Anaheim Chili Hot Pepper

Anaheim Chili Hot Pepper

$5.00
$5.00

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Bring mild heat and classic Southwestern flavor to your garden with our Anaheim Chili Pepper. These heirloom pepper plants are started from seed and carefully grown to give you a strong, healthy plant ready to thrive in your garden beds or containers.

Anaheim peppers produce long, smooth green chilis that typically grow 6–8 inches long. Known for their mild to medium heat and slightly sweet flavor, they’re incredibly versatile in the kitchen. Enjoy them fresh in salsas, roast them for traditional chile rellenos, grill them, or let them ripen to red for a slightly sweeter taste.

Our starter plants are grown from heirloom seeds and nurtured with care to ensure vigorous growth and high productivity. With plenty of sunshine and regular watering, Anaheim pepper plants will reward you with a generous harvest throughout the summer.

Characteristics
Days to Maturity

70-90
Sunlight
  • Full sun
Where to Grow
Plant Spacing

18-24 inches
Pruning and Training
Seed Type
  • Heirloom: a variety that has been passed down through generations, typically open-pollinated, and is valued for its historical significance, flavor, and ability to be saved and replanted year after year.

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