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Cross Country Nurseries 199 Kingwood Locktown Road Stockton, New Jersey 08559 Celebrate Peppers for Peace! 500+ Varieties of Pepper Plants, 200 Tomatoes & 75 Eggplants. Live Plants, Seeds, Fresh Chiles, & Organic Supplies too. The World’s Largest Selection of Chile & Sweet Pepper Plants 2020 Cross Country Nurseries 199 Kingwood Locktown Road Stockton, New Jersey 08559 www.ChilePlants.com E: [email protected] 908-996-4646 fax: 908-996-4638 2 We love being growers! We raise our plants on a diet of fish emulsion and seaweed, and use beneficial insects for pest control. Our plants are grown in 2.5” x 2.5” x 3.5” deep plastic pots. This is a nice plant size that has a great root system to produce fast. The plants average 6-8” tall, and are strong, super healthy and will produce abundantly. • Most MAIL ORDER PLANTS are $4.00 each. • Extremely Hot and Super Hot MAIL ORDER PLANTS are $4.50 each. • Carolina Reaper MAIL ORDER PLANTS are $6.00. Minimum order 6 plants. Plants are sold individually. You may mix and match any peppers, tomatoes or eggplants in any quantity. No need to order 6 of one variety. Total order must be 6 or12 plants, or any other multiple of six (6). For quickest service, please order online at www.ChilePlants.com. We recommend placing your orders early, but requesting delivery at the proper plant- ing time for your area. Plants are reserved when the order arrives, not when it ships. Pepper and Eggplant Plants ship late March through early June. Tomato Plants ship late March through late May only. Please PLEASE please don’t plant too early! Don’t forget time-in-transit temperatures. Plant out when night temps are consistently above 55 to 60 degrees for peppers and eggplants, 50 to 55 degrees for tomatoes. Young plants hate cold feet and will perform poorly if planted too early. WE WANT OUR PLANTS TO DO WELL FOR YOU! We ship Pepper and Eggplant Plants via UPS 3Day Air or UPS Ground; Orders that have any Tomato plants ship via UPS 2Day Air or UPS Ground. We ship Mon through Wed. You will receive your plants Tues through Fri. Plants & Fresh to AK, HI and PR ship via US Mai., We ship all Seeds, Books, Posters and Gift Certificates via US Mail. We guarantee that our plants arrive in a healthy condition, and are true to name. Notification about orders that arrive damaged must be made within 72 hours. Please keep all packaging materials, especially if box damage occurs, as they may need to be inspected by UPS. Photos showing damage are requested. Notification of plants not producing true to name must be made by Oct 15th, in writing. At times, we may be out of certain varieties. This happens because seeds and plants do not always grow on schedule. If we have the variety that you request we will gladly send it to you, but if we don’t, we need to either: • Substitute with Similar Varieties • Substitute from your Substitute List • Double Up on items already in your order • Cancel Entire Order We will substitute with Similar Varieties if no Substitute Instructions are given. We will Double Up if “no subs” are requested. We are unable to call or email for Substitute Instructions. Please include detailed instruction with Order. Terms: MasterCard, Visa, and Discover; & Money Orders. No Checks. $10 canceled order fee. $12 UPS Address Correction fee. We no longer accept checks at the nursery. Bring cash or credit card. PICKUP AT THE NURSERY? Yes! You may come and choose your own plants from our Retail Greenhouses at our nursery, or place a Reserved Order for Pickup. No minumum/multiple requirements for pickup at the nursery. We are a seasonal business, growing from January through early June. The nursery is open for visitors only in the spring, from mid-April thru May 31st. 2020 Season: Saturday April 11 2020 through Sunday, May 31, 2020. Season Hours: Weekdays 9-5, Weekends 10-5. We are open all holidays. • Most RESERVED FOR PICKUP PLANTS are $3.50 each. • Extremely Hot & Super Hot RESERVED FOR PICKUP PLANTS are $4.00 each. • Carolina Reaper RESERVED FOR PICKUP PLANTS are $5.50 each. We also offer Ready To Eat FRESH CHILES, shipping in Sept - early Oct. Fresh Chiles are sold in half-pint quantities. Half-pints are sold individually, no need to order 6 of a variety. Minimum 6 half-pints (one box), in any mix. See page 81, or look for “Available Fresh” in the descriptions. • Mild to Very Hot FRESH CHILES are $4.50 per half-pint. • Extremely Hot & Super Hot FRESH CHILES are $5 per half-pint. • Carolina Reaper FRESH CHILES are $6 per half-pint. If you are happy with our purchase, please tell your friends. If unhappy, please tell us. We truly care about our products, and our customers - and sincerely appreciate and value your business. Wishing you abundance! Watch us grow on Facebook! www.Facebook.com/ChilePlants Contents Ordering Info ........................... inside front cover Chile & Pepper Seeds......................................... 2-3 Tomato Seeds.......................................................... 4 Chile & Pepper Descriptions.......................... 5-33 Chile & Pepper Quick Scan Chart............... 34-53 Chile & Pepper Uses ...................................... 54-57 Tomato Descriptions .................................... 58-67 Tomato Quick Scan Chart............................ 68-74 Tomato Uses ................................................... 75-76 Eggplant Quick Scan Chart .......................... 77-79 Fresh Chiles, Chile Art .................................. 80-81 Apparel .................................................................. 82 Jewelry, Gift Certificates..................................... 83 Books ..................................................................... 84 Organic Fertilizers, Insect Soap......................... 85 Growing Info ....................................................86-87 Shipping Charges ................................................. 88 Order Form .............................. inside back cover Pepper and Tomato Seeds Seeds ship January through March only. Available by mail-order only. Sorry, Seeds are not available for pickup at nursery. We have a 5 packet minimum order for seed packets. Packets may be mixed. SaltPetre is wonderful for difficult to germinate pepper seeds like Habaneros, Chiltepines and Rocotos, or for older seed. One teaspoon mixes with one quart of warm water. Soak 24-48 hours and sow immediately. 1 tsp packet $1. Shipping is $5 per order, for any quantity. All seeds are shipped via US Mail. ChileChiles & Sweet & Sweet Pepper Peppers Seeds Complete Chile & Sweet Pepper descriptions begin on page 5. 7 POT - 20 seeds $7.00. ACE HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. ACONCAGUA - 20 seeds $2.00. AJI CRISTAL - 20 seeds $2.00. ANAHEIM M - 20 seeds $2.00. ANAHEIM TMR23 - 20 seeds $2.00. ANCHO 101 - 20 seeds $2.00. ANCHO GIGANTIA - 20 seeds $2.00. ANCHO RANCHERO HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. BANANA HOT - 20 seeds $2.00. BANANA SWEET - 20 seeds $2.00. BHUT JOLOKIA - 20 seeds $7.00. BHUT JOLOKIA CHOCOLATE - 20 seeds $7.00. BHUT JOLOKIA PEACH - 20 seeds $7.00. BHUT JOLOKIA RED - 20 seeds $7.00. BIG BERTHA HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. BIG JIM - 20 seeds $2.00. BLACK PEARL HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. BRAIN STRAIN RED - 20 seeds $7.00. BRAIN STRAIN YELLOW - 20 seeds $7.00. BULGARIAN CARROT - 20 seeds $2.00. CALIFORNIA WONDER - 20 seeds $2.00. CALWONDER GOLDEN - 20 seeds $2.00. CARIBBEAN RED - 20 seeds $4.00. CAROLINA REAPER - 20 seeds $10.00. CASCABEL - 20 seeds $2.00. CAYENNE GOLDEN - 20 seeds $2.00. CAYENNE LARGE THICK - 20 seeds $2.00. CAYENNE LONG SLIM - 20 seeds $2.00. CHERRY LARGE RED - 20 seeds $2.00. CHERRY SWEET - 20 seeds $2.00. CHILTEPIN - 20 seeds $2.00. CHINESE GIANT - 20 seeds $2.00. CHINESE MULTI-COLOR - 20 seeds $2.00. CORNO DI TORO RED - 20 seeds $2.00. CORNO DI TORO YELLOW - 20 seeds $2.00. CUBANELLE - 20 seeds $2.00. CZECHOSLOVAKIAN BLACK - 20 seeds $2.00. DIAMOND - 20 seeds $2.00. EARLY SUNSATION HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. FATALII - 20 seeds $4.00. FISH - 20 seeds $2.00. FRESNO - 20 seeds $2.00. FRIGGITELLO - 20 seeds $2.00. GOLDEN GREEK - 20 seeds $2.00. GUAJILLO - 20 seeds $2.00. HABANERO CHOCOLATE - 20 seeds $4.00. HABANERO FRANCISCA® - 20 seeds $4.00. HABANERO MUSTARD - 20 seeds $4.00. HABANERO ORANGE - 20 seeds $4.00. 2 ChileChiles & Sweet & Sweet Pepper Peppers Seeds HABANERO RED SAVINA® - 20 seeds $4.00. HOT PORTUGAL - 20 seeds $2.00. HOT ROD HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. HUNGARIAN SWEET WAX - 20 seeds $2.00. IBERIA HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. JALAPENO EARLY - 20 seeds $2.00. JALAPENO GIGANTIA HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. JALAPENO M - 20 seeds $2.00. JALAPENO PURPLE - 20 seeds $2.00. JALAPENO TAM - 20 seeds $2.00. JALORO - 20 seeds $2.00. KING ARTHUR HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. LEMON DROP - 20 seeds $2.00. LUNCHBOX RED - 20 seeds $2.00. LUNCHBOX YELLOW - 20 seeds $2.00. MARCONI GIANT HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. MARCONI GOLDEN - 20 seeds $2.00. MELLOW STAR HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. MIRASOL - 20 seeds $2.00. MORUGA SCORPION - 20 seeds $7.00. MORUGA SCORPION CHOCOLATE - 20 seeds $7.00. MORUGA SCORPION YELLOW - 20 seeds $7.00. MUCHO NACHO HYBRID - 20 seeds $3.00. NARDELLO - 20 seeds $2.00. NEW MEXICO 64 - 20 seeds $2.00. NUMEX SUAVE ORANGE - 20 seeds $3.00. ORANGE SUN - 20 seeds $2.00. PASILLA BAJIO - 20 seeds $2.00. PEPERONCINI - 20 seeds $2.00. PICCANTE CALABRESE - 20 seeds $2.00. PIMIENTO DE PADRON - 20 seeds $2.00. PIMIENTO L - 20 seeds $2.00. PIQUILLO - 20 seeds $2.00. PURPLE BEAUTY - 20 seeds $2.00. QUADRATO d’ASTI GIALLO - 20 seeds $2.00. QUADRATO d’ASTI ROSSO - 20 seeds $2.00. RING OF FIRE - 20 seeds $2.00. SANDIA - 20 seeds $2.00. SERRANO - 20 seeds $2.00. SERRANO TAMPIQUENO - 20 seeds $2.00. SHEEPNOSE PIMIENTO - 20 seeds $2.00. SHISHITO - 20 seeds $3.00.
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