I’m looking for strange, unusual, or exceptionally large bell pepper varieties for an upcoming breeding project. The larger, more stable (true-breeding), and more unique the variety, the better!
I’m located in the mountains of North Carolina (primarily USDA Zones 6a-6b, with local microclimates ranging from 5a to 7b). Winters can occasionally reach -10°F, although I’m happy to overwinter plants indoors if needed.
If you have seeds from oversized bell peppers, unusual heirlooms, stable breeding lines, or other interesting sweet pepper varieties, I’d love to hear from you. I’m also interested in varieties with unusual shapes, colors, or other distinctive traits that could be useful in a future cross.
Thanks!
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