There are two ways to grow peppers: from seeds or transplants. Many of the gourmet peppers aren't readily available at garden centers or nurseries, so you might have to start them from seed.

Peppers are packed with vitamins, antioxidants, flavor, and depending on the variety, heat. But they can be difficult to grow in the vegetable garden. One excellent way to help pepper plants along is ...

Gardening experts share their wisdom on how to grow bell peppers, whether you're starting from seed or seedling.

Question: I’m interested in growing some unusual peppers this season that I can’t get as transplants at the nursery. I’ll need to start my own seeds. I know peppers can take ...

Can you grow a pepper plant from pepper seeds? While it’s theoretically possible to grow a pepper plant from pepper seeds, it’s far easier to invest a few pounds in a packet of seeds. The ...

This is a 133 days time-lapse of growing a jalapeno pepper/chili plant from a seed to blooming flowers and bearing fruits. We ...

Nothing beats growing your own produce, but it's not all fresh herbs and berries warmed from the sun. Just as much as you ...

Time lapse of growing sweet red bell pepper from seed to harvest over 118 days. The seed was extracted from grocery-bought ...

To grow peppers successfully, plant them where they will receive at least six hours of sunlight. When first set out, transplants require thorough waterings, but once established and rooted, they are ...