Re: [CH] pepper plants

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Twas Writ:

>problem. My space is very limited and I usually have a lot of it in
>poblanos (because I like chile rellenos) but want to grow a few other
>varieties.  We have a terraced spot in front of our home that usually
>has flowers in it but last year we added some basil varieties to the
>location (the purple looked nice). The wife has said that it would be
>ok to put some pepper plants there if they would add some color.

I'd recommend a Thai chile plant for the color as well as the heat and
typically, the bounty one gets.  Pretty durn prolific.  If you've room and
a long growing season, a hab plant would be nice; beautiful once they
ripen.  If not, sneak in a couple serrano plants.  Probably my favorite
"all purpose" chile plant.  Tie a red ribbon on it for color <g>....

Peace, Hendrix, and Chiles.......

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