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Displaying 1–10 of 13 accessions matching search criteria: Genus is like Capsicum and Distance is within 100 miles of Albuquerque. You have specified a reference location of Albuquerque.Only varieties with seeds available for distribution are shown.
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D02-007Chile
Capsicum annuumSan Juan Tsile
A native New Mexico type chile grown by elder farmers in San Juan Pueblo. Early-maturing. Mild to medium-hot. 3.5-5" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 36°
altitude: 5,500 ft / 1,700 m
D02-015Chile
Capsicum annuumSan Juan Tsile
A native New Mexico type chile grown by elder farmers in San Juan Pueblo. Early-maturing. Mild to medium-hot. 3.5-5" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 36°
altitude: 5,500 ft / 1,700 m
D02-019Chile
Capsicum annuumSan Felipe
Planted in mid-May by many farmers at San Felipe Pueblo. Medium to medium-hot. 3-4" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 35°
altitude: 5,200 ft / 1,600 m
D02-023Chile
Capsicum annuumSan Juan Tsile
A native New Mexico type chile grown by elder farmers in San Juan Pueblo. Early-maturing. Mild to medium-hot. 3.5-5" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 36°
altitude: 5,500 ft / 1,700 m
D02-032Chile
Capsicum annuumSan Felipe
Planted in mid-May by many farmers at San Felipe Pueblo. Medium to medium-hot. 3-4" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 35°
altitude: 5,200 ft / 1,600 m
D02-035Chile
Capsicum annuumIsleta
Exceptionally tasty native chile. Traditionally strung into ristras, then ground. Broader shoulders, less fleshy than Isleta Long. Mild-medium. 4-5" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 35°
altitude: 4,900 ft / 1,500 m
D02-038Chile
Capsicum annuumIsleta
Exceptionally tasty native chile. Traditionally strung into ristras, then ground. Broader shoulders, less fleshy than Isleta Long. Mild-medium. 4-5" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 35°
altitude: 4,900 ft / 1,500 m
D02-039Chile
Capsicum annuumSan Felipe
Planted in mid-May by many farmers at San Felipe Pueblo. Medium to medium-hot. 3-4" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 35°
altitude: 5,200 ft / 1,600 m
D02-042Chile
Capsicum annuumWenk's Yellow Hots
From one of the last large truck farmers in Albuquerque's South Valley. Fleshy, waxy yellow fruit turn first orange then red. Medium to very hot. 3"New Mexico, USA
latitude: 35°
altitude: 5,000 ft / 1,500 mimage hosting provided by Flickr — all photos © Native Seeds/SEARCH — please contact us for permission to use
D02-044Chile
Capsicum annuumEscondida
From Escondida in New Mexico at 5,000', but no longer grown there. This native chile is medium and slow to heat in the mouth. 2-3.5" long.New Mexico, USA
latitude: 34°
altitude: 5,000 ft / 1,500 m
Displaying 1–10 of 13 accessions matching search criteria: Genus is like Capsicum and Distance is within 100 miles of Albuquerque.