Pepperoncini Pepper Plant | Two Live Plants | Non-GMO | Mild Heat | Early Harvest

Pepperoncini Pepper plants produce deliciously mild, tangy chili peppers beloved in Mediterranean cuisine. Also known as Tuscan peppers, Sweet Italian peppers, or Golden Greek peppers, Pepperoncini are famous for their mildly spicy flavor (100-500 SHU), making them ideal for pickling or enjoying fresh in salads, sandwiches, pizzas, and more. Their crisp texture, slightly sour taste, and vibrant color add a delightful zest to numerous dishes.

Easy-to-grow and productive, Pepperoncini plants thrive in full sun and well-draining soil, reaching a compact height of 18-24 inches. Perfect for container gardening, raised beds, or vegetable gardens, these plants yield abundant harvests of yellow-green, wrinkled peppers, commonly enjoyed pickled but also tasty fresh or cooked. Ideal for gardeners seeking mild spice with maximum culinary versatility. (Capsicum annuum 'Pepperoncini')

Clovers Garden Pepperoncini Pepper Plants:

• Two Large, Live Plants – Premium-quality Pepperoncini Pepper plants, 4" to 10" tall, in 4” pots.
• Non-GMO, No Neonicotinoids – Plants grown naturally without harmful chemicals to protect pollinators.
• 10x Root Development – Strong plants with robust roots, ensuring successful transplant and vigorous growth.
• Grown in the Midwest – USA-grown plants with carefully controlled quality from seed to shipment.
• Mild, Tangy Flavor – Slightly spicy, sour taste perfect for pickling or fresh eating, rated 100-500 SHU.
• Compact, Productive Plants – Ideal for smaller gardens, raised beds, or containers, growing 18-24 inches tall.
• Versatile Culinary Uses – Delicious in salads, sandwiches, pizzas, antipasto, or as a tasty garnish.
• Early Maturity – Quick-growing plants perfect for shorter growing seasons and early harvesting.
• Deer & Rabbit Resistant – Naturally unappealing to common garden pests, ensuring worry-free growth.
• Fast Shipping and Careful Packaging – Arrive quickly in eco-friendly, fully recyclable packaging.
• Quick Start Planting Guide – Step-by-step instructions from planting to harvest, created exclusively for our customers.
• Third Generation, Family-Owned Small Business – Helping gardeners since 1957 with Midwest-grown plants.
• 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

Pepperoncini Pepper (Hybel) - Fun Fact:
Pepperoncini peppers originated in Italy and Greece, historically cultivated for their mild heat and delicious tangy flavor. Traditionally pickled, these peppers gained global fame as essential garnishes for salads, pizzas, and sandwiches.

How to Grow and Care for Pepperoncini Pepper:

• Sunlight – Full sun (6+ hours daily).
• Soil – Rich, fertile, well-draining soil amended with organic matter.
• Watering – Regular watering; maintain consistent moisture but avoid waterlogging.
• Spacing – Space plants 12-18 inches apart. • Maintenance – Minimal; harvest regularly to encourage more peppers.
• Pest Prevention – Naturally resistant to pests and rarely bothered by deer and rabbits.

Common Questions About Pepperoncini Pepper:

How spicy are Pepperoncini peppers? Mild heat, rated 100-500 SHU, significantly less spicy than jalapeños.

Can Pepperoncini peppers grow in containers? Absolutely! Compact plants are ideal for containers, patios, and small gardens.

What are other names for Pepperoncini peppers? Also called Tuscan peppers, Sweet Italian peppers, and Golden Greek peppers.

When should Pepperoncini peppers be harvested? Harvest when peppers reach yellow-green color, typically 2-3 inches in length.

What's the difference between Pepperoncini and Banana peppers? Pepperoncini peppers are tangier and mildly spicy, while banana peppers are sweeter and milder.

How tall do Pepperoncini plants grow? They typically reach 18-24 inches, ideal for compact gardening.

Are Pepperoncini peppers easy to grow? Yes! They are beginner-friendly, productive, and versatile.

How many peppers will one Pepperoncini plant produce? A healthy plant yields 20-30 peppers throughout the growing season.

Do Pepperoncini peppers attract pollinators? Yes, their flowers attract bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects.

Companion Plants for Pepperoncini Pepper:

• Tomatoes & Basil – Enhance growth, flavor, and garden productivity.
• Marigolds & Calendula – Natural pest deterrents with vibrant color.
• Oregano & Cilantro – Complement culinary use and share similar care requirements.
• Onions & Carrots – Effective space use and beneficial pest control.

Pollinator & Garden Benefits: Pepperoncini peppers attract pollinators, boosting garden biodiversity while providing tasty, versatile peppers ideal for pickling and fresh eating.