Ornamental peppers spice up the garden with a hot new look. Not only are the peppers colorful, they're also edible.

Ornamental peppers begin setting fruit as the temperature rises, ... black, round fruit that mature to brilliant red in contrast to the black foliage as the season progresses.

The South has no reason for fall foliage envy. The traditional colors of autumn can be found in ornamental peppers. Plant them into any sunny landscape to add spice and fall flair. The typical ...

You can find many varieties of ornamental peppers, including Chilly Chili (an All-America Selection in 2002), Medusa, and Red Missile. Chilly Chili has non-pungent fruit and reaches about a foot tall ...

Ornamental peppers (Capsicum annuum) are small bushy plants with bright glossy peppers. ... hence the common name the ‘seven colour peppers.’ They vary in size from round to long and narrow.

Some options to consider at this time of year are ornamental versions of edible plants, such as peppers or cabbage and kale.

Question: I just purchased a beautiful multicolored ornamental pepper plant. I would love to keep this as a houseplant until spring but the leaves have started to turning yellow. Do ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Have you seen any of those ornamental pepper plants for sale? Some of the peppers look like big black pearls, others can be bright purple to yellow to red — all on one plant ...

Ornamental peppers can be planted in late spring with plants lasting until the first killing frost. ... Fruit is small, round, glossy black, extremely hot and not recommended for eating.

You can find many varieties of ornamental peppers, including Chilly Chili (an All-America Selection in 2002), Medusa and Red Missile. Chilly Chili has non-pungent fruit and reaches about a foot ...