
Meet the Farmers Behind the Farm
Who We Are
We're Gene and Jennifer Chumley, the husband-and-wife team behind Harmony Springs Farm in Blountville, Tennessee. In 2021, we traded subdivision life for the Appalachian foothills and built a small farm dedicated to growing some of the hottest peppers in the world. Today we also grow basket willow, hand-cutting dormant cuttings for weavers, gardeners and landscapers from our own labeled beds.

How We Serve Our Customers
Every pepper, seed, powder and willow cutting we sell comes straight from our fields. We don't resell, repackage or outsource. And we follow the same written procedures on every order, so you get exactly what you ordered:
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Labeled from the field: every variety is mapped and labeled where it grows, so the pepper or cutting named on your box is the one inside it.
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Checked at packing: every order is picked, checked against what you ordered, packed and shipped the same day.
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Grown to full harvest: every plant is grown through a full harvest, so we know it's healthy and productive before we sell its peppers or seeds.

What We Offer
Fresh superhot peppers:
30+ varieties grown in our high tunnel, hand-picked and shipped the same day they're cut. Browse every variety on our pepper varieties page.
Pepper seeds:
Farm-proven genetics from plants we grew ourselves, like Carolina Reaper seeds and Death by Chocolate seeds. Browse all pepper seeds.
Pepper powders:
Small-batch powders for BBQ rubs, marinades, jerky and custom spice blends.
Basket willow cuttings:
Dormant cuttings hand-cut from our own coppiced willow beds, for basket weaving, living fences and landscaping.

Why People Trust Us
When you buy from Harmony Springs, you're not dealing with a corporation. You're dealing with Gene and Jennifer. We grow every plant by hand, harvest every pod and every rod ourselves, and only sell what meets our standards.
If it's not good enough for us, it's not good enough to sell.
Watch our story:
BTN visited Harmony Springs Farm to talk superhot peppers and Bristol PepperFest.





































