Variety ornamental character, owes its name to the famous botanical garden of Bellingrath in Alabama, USA.

Small Pequin type conical fruit 2 cm long and 1 cm wide.

Ripens from purple-green to dark purple, orange, red with purple-orange hues, red when ripe.

Often used in vinegar as a substitute for pickles. Fairly high heat ranging from 5K to 30K SHU.

Remarkable foliage, presenting a range of colors from dark green to light green, white, pink and fluorescent purple, a phenomenon more pronounced in the juvenile stage.

Plant with a bushy habit as tall as it is wide, +/-60-80 cm.

Good mid-season production. To grow in a pot.