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red jimmy nardello peppers whole and sliced

Plants Grown from Organic Seed

Jimmy Nardello Sweet Pepper

$5.00

Favorite Italian Frying Pepper, Heirloom

85 Days. This Italian heirloom was brought to America by the Nardello family in 1887 and named after one of their 11 children, Jimmy. Peppers can range from 6 to 12 inches with a delightfully sweet, rich flavor — making them the perfect Italian frying pepper — but also great for salsa or drying! Plants are prolific and grow well in containers. Plants are grown from organic seed stock.

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Categories: Container/Small Space, Grown from Organic Seed, Heirloom Peppers, NEW for 2026, Sweet Peppers Tags: container plant, Italian Heirloom, organic seed stock, Sweet Pepper
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