Pepper Variety?

[bluelacedredhead]

Got this in a mixed planting of Heirloom varieties in 2008. This group had a small list of seed varieties to sell and the only pepper I could see on that list that even closely resembled this would be a Sheepsnose? (Bullnose?)

But now that I look like it, it kinda resembles a Hot Cherry Pepper which are very popular in the area where we now reside.

Whaddya think?

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[peppereater]

Bigger picture, please . ;D
Is that at all like a pimiento?

[bluelacedredhead]

I'll attempt to post a bigger pic tomorrow. I had trouble posting this one.
And now that I think of it, I don't recall it being hot.
Mebbe you're onto something here?

[bluelacedredhead]

Thanks Pepp, I was steering down the wrong path with this pepper. Sheepnose is a pimento and this definitely doesn't look pimento-ish to me

So I dug up the old seed sanctuary price list. I was correct as far as it being a variety Cherry pepper. But it's not the Hot one that is soooo common here in Niagara. Instead it's
"Cherry Sweet- Tiny bell, Sweet, Green to red, from 1860"

Thanks!

[bluelacedredhead]

Almost forgot the "Big Picture"

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[peppereater]

Jun 18, 2010 9:08:00 GMT -5 bluelacedredhead said:

Thanks Pepp, I was steering down the wrong path with this pepper. Sheepnose is a pimento and this definitely doesn't look pimento-ish to me

Haha, I was suggesting pimiento as a possibility...DOH!
Well, if it helped, I'll take the credit! ;D