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Boy, thanks to seeds from Critterologist I'm gonna have a great bunch of sweet peppers this year.
In this picture, tomatoes in cages are in the left row, tomatillos then bush beans are in the second row, and the row on the right is all sweet peppers. The short plants in the middle of the pepper row are Carmen, which make smaller plants than the others, Bounty and Gypsy.
I've always had some trouble growing peppers in previous years, which I thought was caused by pepper mild mottle virus in the soil. No trouble this year - either these varieties are resistant or I was wrong and I don't have the virus. We've had over 50 inches of rain this season - I'm wondering if maybe peppers just do better with ridiculous amounts of water that I've never given them before.
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