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Italian Bell Yellow "Gemini"
Italian Bell Yellow "Gemini"

Italian Bell Yellow "Gemini"

SKU: 1307 Available to ship: Mar 12, 2012 - Jun 4, 2012
Sweet, beautiful, and delicious, Gemini is wonderful alone or paired with Reina. The fruit are typical of the Lamuyo-types: long and blocky, ripen green to golden yellow, with a very sweet flavor. Very productive, early, and disease resistant. Great for garden or container growing. We recommend a small tomato cage to support these large plants and fruit. 65 days
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Our pepper plants are grown in extra large 4.5" pots and are generally about 4-8" tall depending upon the variety. Each plant is wrapped individually to hold in the soil and moisture. We ship in large pots to keep the stress of transport to a minimum. Our interior cartons are made to fit our plants. Order any quantity you want, we don't require you to order by the dozen!
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"Great tasting peppers!"

Tanya on 3/20/2011

Comments: These peppers were wonderful. There was nothing like making stuffed peppers with our own Italian Bells! The flavor was awesome!

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"PROLIFIC"

Dave Cut-N-Shoot, TX on 12/1/2010

Comments: These were SO prolific, produced through our TX heat with some irrigation my on into fall, goodness, I was almost happy to see our first frost 11/27. Raw, roasted, canned or frozen they were GREAT!

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