[CH] Re: Thank you RisaG, here's some tips
Rosemary Basil (rosemarybasil@yahoo.com)
Tue, 16 Mar 1999 15:06:15 -0800 (PST)
Now what I need to know is,
> which ones are have a more bush-like appearance and which ones are
more
> indeterminate and go crazy? >>
I can't answer that not knowing what seeds you have. The poblano and
cayenne get 2-4' tall, I can't tell you how bushy cos I prune mine of
the dead branches each spring so who knows? Mine are probably bushier.
All I know is I can grow these in containers well. I think a lot is
trial and error.
Indeterminate? You mean tomatoes?
grow for it!
Rose
---RST G <synapse7@home.com> wrote:
>
> My refrigerator is very old so I shouldn't have that problem.
>
> I can't wait for all my chiles to come up. I was just in my backyard
and
> noticed that I have about 8 pots that can hold chiles and I have the
> space for about 4 plants in the ground. Some of those big pots (I
have 15 all
> together) are for growing tomatoes. I have space in the ground for 4-5
> tomato plants. Plus I want to grow 3 kinds of basil, lemon balm, and a
> few other plants, mainly flowers.
>
> RisaG
==
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