Which pepper mature the earliest in the North?

12 years ago

Hi,

I would like to know if any one has started harvesting red peppers in July?

My pepper just do not want to turn red. Today it is still 75% red only.

Please let me know which variety of sweet pepper I should get next year.

Thank you!

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marricgardens
12 years ago
I grow Gypsy Hybrid and found I get peppers the beginning of Aug. They start out light green and gradually change color to orange/red.
NHBabs z4b-5a NH
12 years ago
My earliest and most reliable bell peppers over the years have been Ace and New Ace. Hungarian Hot Wax, which are relatively mild as chiles go, ripen well for me also.
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