

Hungarian (Sweet Banana) Sweet Pepper
Price: $3.75
SKU: 3310071Although primarily used as a pickling pepper, they are also excellent stuffed with your favorite sausage or cheeses, or are used as a raw ingredient in various dishes. Diced into small chunks, they are added to relish or salsa recipes to add sweetness and to temper the heat of other pepper varieties in the mix. If you are trying to eat smartly and watch your caloric intake, banana peppers are a great choice. They are low in calories, fat, and sodium, and are an excellent source of dietary fiber, vitamin A, potassium and vitamin C. Since they are mild, they are ideal for adding to as green salads in order to make them feel more filling. All American Selection winner in 1941.
Genetic Classification: Open Pollinated
Transplant only after night temperatures average above 55°F. Plants are tender and thrive in warm weather. Blossoms drop if temperatures fall below 60°F or if they get too much nitrogen.
For additional information, please have a look at our more detailed pepper growing guide.
Customer Reviews:
By Michael Larey (Parthenon, AR) on October 28, 2026
Still harvesting and it's late October. Long peppers with good flavor and not too hot. Beautiful colors, liked it with tomatoes and onion.
By Paloma Corro-Yepez (Chicago, IL) on October 24, 2026
The plants produced like mad to the point were these peppers were given away to family members and friends. Pickled peppers are delicious and crunchy, great on pizza The plants were sturdy and lush.
By Neil Moffett on February 8, 2020
These did well in a garden in which other peppers did not perform as well. Very prolific plants. When picked yellow (they can also be picked red when fully ripe) these had just a slight hint of capsaicin. Not enough to call them spicy but enough to make them more interesting than typical sweet peppers. They freeze and can well.
By Rachel Lewis on February 6, 2015
Easy to start seed, robust healthy plants with a continuous harvest. Peppers taste great. I particularly like the unique hot pepper appearance.
By Joe DeMeo on March 7, 2014
These seeds did NOT disappoint. They grew big and healthy with not a single problem. They just kept producing and we kept eating and freezing them!