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    Forum: PeppersReplies: 44, Views: 592
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    Cleo1717
    Knoxville, TN (Zone 7a)

    February 6, 2009 7:25 PM

    Post #6102400

    Again - I always love to hear what everyone is growing - it's how I decide what to add each year.

    REPEATS:
    Golden Greek Pepperoncini - had a bad gardening year last year and these didn't get a fair shot.

    Pimiento de Padron - had a bad gardening year last year and these didn't get a fair shot.

    Big Bomb Hybrid - had a bad gardening year last year and these didn't get a fair shot.

    Variegata - great decorative pepper - my customers really like this and I like it in my flower border

    Fish - Such a cool looking plant! Haven't really figured out a way to use them yet but I'm still growing them. :-)

    Lemondrop - probably my favorite hot pepper. I love the flavor and this plant just glows.

    Habanero - must have for maing jerk sauce and Habanero Gold

    Aji Dulce - love using this in fruit salsas and Habanero Gold

    Purple Cayenne - I've got lots of seeds and it looks pretty in my border

    NEW:
    Bird pepper

    Chichimeca hybrid - a jalapeno. I'm still trying to find the perfect jalapeno. Spicy but not blazingly hot, productive and as large as possible since I usually stuff them.

    Some kind of Ancho - I'm looking for a mild one for roasting.

    Trinidad Seasoning

    Some kind of thai pepper for drying - I have old seeds of Park's Giant Thai but I may try something else

    Some kind of New Mexican chili - still looking

    Rocotillo - looks gorgeous

    Bulgarian Carrot - looks great and has a cool name which appeals to customers.

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