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ORGANIC PEPPER PROGRAM 2020 Type Variety Color Price 72 Price 128 (1-4 trays) (1-4 trays) HOT, Anaheim Highlander Green $20.50 $25.25 HOT, Ancho Baron Green $15.80 $19.50 HOT, Banana Lightning Yellow $19.15 $23.00 HOT, Cayenne Cayennetta *NEW* Red $23.60 $31.90 Kilian Orange $20.90 $28.60 HOT, Cherry Capperino Red $22.10 $31.90 Cherry (Large) Red $18.40 $23.10 HOT, Chili Tabasco Red $14.75 $15.60 HOT, Fresno Flaming Flare Red $24.50 $35.00 HOT, Ghost Bhut Jolokia Red $50.00 $62.00 Golden Ghost Yellow $52.00 $80.00 HOT, Greek Pepperoncini Green $12.10 $11.45 HOT, Habanero Habanero Orange, Red $13.25 $13.40 Habanero Paper Lantern Red $17.25 $22.00 HOT, Jalapeno Early Jalapeno Green $12.50 $13.00 El Jefe Green $18.25 $23.25 Jalafuego Green $21.30 $27.25 HOT, Paprika Krimzon Lee *NEW* Red $24.20 $34.00 HOT, Serrano Hot Rod Green $18.00 $22.10 HOT, Spanish Heirloom Padron *NEW* Green $18.25 $15.70 HOT, Specialty Carolina Reaper Red $63.00 $100.00 HOT, Thai Chili Bangkok Red $20.50 $26.00 SWEET, Banana Goddess *NEW* Yellow $19.00 $22.75 Cupid Red $22.00 $28.50 SWEET, Bell Mini Eros Yellow $25.50 $34.00 Orders with 5+ trays of the same variety qualify for a discount. Visit our website for full pricing, 288 tray pricing, and to place orders! Lead time for pepper orders is 6-10 weeks. www.bannergreenhouses.com ORGANIC PEPPER PROGRAM 2020 Type Variety Color Price 72 Price 128 (1- (1-4 trays) 4 trays) Aristotle Red $25.50 $28.50 Big Bertha Red $19.00 $23.40 California Wonder Green $11.85 $11.10 Catriona Yellow $53.00 $82.00 Chocolate Purple $17.60 $22.10 Flavorburst Yellow $18.25 $23.30 Giant Marconi Yellow $18.25 $23.30 SWEET, Bell Gourmet Orange $19.80 $26.50 Iko Iko *NEW* Purple $16.95 $19.50 Intruder Green $19.20 $25.40 Islander Purple $24.20 $33.00 Keystone Giant Green $12.15 $13.00 King Arthur Red $21.00 $25.75 Kristian Yellow $24.20 $34.00 Milena Orange $50.00 $76.00 Purple Beauty Purple $11.90 $11.84 Red Knight Red $20.25 $26.00 Sprinter Yellow $71.00 $113.00 Sweet Sunrise *NEW* Yellow $25.00 $35.00 SWEET, Corno di toro Carmen Red $21.00 $28.70 Escamillo Yellow $21.25 $29.25 SWEET, Cubanelle Biscayne Green $19.10 $23.40 Aura Yellow $19.50 $26.00 SWEET, Horn Glow Orange $19.50 $24.00 Lipstick Red $16.75 $19.50 Pimento Red $11.50 $11.25 SWEET, Paprika Alma Red $22.75 $31.30 Cherry Lunchbox Mix Mix $21.30 $28.60 SWEET, Snacker Lunchbox Red, Yellow $21.30 $28.60 SPECIALTY, Shishito Mellow Star Green $20.60 $26.65 www.bannergreenhouses.com .

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