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Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Mild This hybridised cultivar was developed at the New Mexico State University in 1988 by Drs.Bosland, Iglesias, and Tanksley. Its cousins are the Numex Sunrise...

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Mild Developed by Dr Matta and Dr Nakayama in 1984, this cultivar resulted from a hybridization between 'Sandia' and a northern New Mexico strain of chile. It is...

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Mild This is a paprika pepper with a deep red coloring but no heat.

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Unknown

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Unknown

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Unknown Bred by the Chile Pepper Institute to have 20 per cent increase in flavour compounds compared to the original New Mexico variety and a 10 per cent yield...

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Mild Bred by the Chile Pepper Institute to be an improvement on the original Big Jim variety. This one has 20 per cent more flavour compounds and a 10 per cent...

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Mild Developed b the NMSU in honor of Mr Joe E. Parker of Las Cruces, New Mexico, a 1950 graduate of NMSU's College of Agriculture and Home Economics. Parker...

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Medium An early, high yield Cayenne from the Chile Pepper Institute. Thick flesh for a cayenne and about 15,000 SHU.

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Unknown

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Medium The word mirasol in Spanish means looking at the sun. The chile type is called mirasol because the 3-4in long clusters of erect fruit point to the sun...

Species Annuum Origin New Mexico Heat Unknown