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Here is a link that might be useful: Chileplants

I see them pretty often in Texas. They're usually the kind that's used mostly for ornamental purposes, though.

I sell hundreds of them every year but almost all are the ornamental types. The production peppers can get quite large(>2') and top heavy. I've dug up habanero plants on occasion and potted to fill requests but I prefer to sell plants in pint pots that perform well in a restricted area without having to anchor the pot.

You can usually see these potted peppers (ornamentals) in garden centers too. Keep looking.

Not now or ever have been a commercial plant grower, but for one thing, I think a mature, bearing pepper would be hard to handle since they can break rather easily and the kids they hire toss those plants around. Ornamentals can usually be bought in nurseries, though.

haha. You should have been outside for lawn waste pick-up last October. You would have gotten more full size plants loaded with peppers than you would know what to do with.

Chris

Yee Hah! nefer!

It is a well known fact that anything you are trying to throw away will not break, bend or easily fit into garbage bags.