pretty.girl,

I don't know if it's technically what you're looking for, but giant marconi/giant aconcagua peppers are very good. The aconcagua can get up to a foot long etc. Marconi nearly the same.

Though I'm assuming by non bell, you're looking for something that has the appearance of hot peppers?

Exactly. I am looking for a sweet pepper that resembles an anaheim in appearance. I want something I can just throw on the grill quickly.

Well it may not look exactly like that, you could check out the ones I listed, they look similar, however the aconcagua is just huge but has that classic tapered chili look to it. If it's not what you're looking for lemme know!

Thanks ab2008. I am growing Cubanelles this year and I think I will stick with them. I haven't grown them in ages and honestly can't remember what they were like. This is why journals and such are so important for those like me! Ha!

Maybe the Sweet Banana Pepper?
Bruce

I came over some seeds I had completely forgotten about today. So I immediately put some in a tray. They are long, tapered sweet peppers called Pantos. Can't find much information about them, but they look a lot like the long italian sweet peppers I can get at most groceries around here.

Here is a link that might be useful: One source of Pantos seeds