4". Brought to nearby Melrose Park by Italian immigrants in the early 20th century, these thin-skinned sweet peppers took the town's name. These heirloom peppers turn a vibrant red, start producing early, and usually have a high yield. Typically 4-6" long, they're perfect for enjoying fresh, but they're especially known as exceptional frying peppers. Height: 18-24". Spread: 18". Sun.

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