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Posted by pvick z6B NYC (My Page) on
Mon, Oct 9, 06 at 19:07

Peppers! WSed and now ripening up daily! Bell peppers and chilies (and a last tomato):

Peppers ...

PV

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Hope they taste as delicious as they look!

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PV, I suspect that next year you'll be growing zucchini up there LOL!

Those hot peppers are gorgeous, they would have been perfect to use in Hot Peach Salsa.

I can never have too many of the red peppers, I put them in the same category as a chocolate candy bar!

Mary

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Gotta love'em!!

Still picking from my 2nd harvest of Thai Hot. The first harvest got dried and crushed for flakes and this harvest is for bagging and freezing :D
The Hab's have been in since September to winter-over.

Vera

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  • Posted by pvick z6B NYC (My Page) on
    Tue, Oct 10, 06 at 11:32

LOL, Mary! I've already tried canteloupes (got one nice-sized fruit); that vine was everywhere! No zukes for me - they'd probably take over my living quarters!

Vera, I wish I had the space to overwinter the habs! The plant is huge. I kept the other small chile in a very small pot this year so I can try to over-winter it. We'll see.

Shirley, they are yummy!

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