Re: [CH] Mild to cool peppers

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At 7:43 PM +1100 4-2-98, Hobby Farmer wrote:
>Console IIcx wrote:
>
>> I am seeking small amounts of seed and information about very low
>> heat peppers. I enjoy the flavor but along with my kids don't love the
>> heat. Any sources?
>>
>
>Tam Jalapenos, available from several seed catalogs and in some seed
>racks, kept well weeded and watered to reduce stress, provide good
>Jalapeno flavor without too much heat.
>
>Hobby Farmer
I will be postin alist of about 200 in afew days lots of low heat varieties.


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