On Wed, 20 Jun 2001 12:41:16 , you wrote: >>From: Matt Prerost <mprerost@mindspring.com> > >>I am growing some peppers that are called "Jamaican Red Scotch >>Bonnets". I grew them last year as well. They look like this >> >>http://www.chileplants.com/jamred.jpg > >I've grown those a few years ago, they were called "Jamaican Hot" and I >think they were originally from Burpee's. There was also a yellow version. >They grew vigorously and yielded well. I like to slice them very thin to >make squiggly slices for stir-fries. Every convolution pleases El Grande. > >- A I'm not exactly sure what seed manufacture it came from. I saved my seeds last year so I planted some of them. The nursery I got them from no longer had the seed packet from it. And whoever ordered it is no longer employed by them. But at earlier visit I saw the seed packet and I think it said "Jamaican Red Scotch Bonnets" or something close to that. They where going to just throw away a whole seed starting tray of them because no one was taking care of them or going to transplant them to a bigger pot. They gave me all of them, and it was a good thing because something munched some of my plants. They had a "Totally Tomatoes" catalog there and they think that is where the person order them from. http://www.totallytomato.com/ I signed up for their catalog and well probably order some seeds from them and see if they are the same. And as you said "they grew vigorously and yielded well." I had a plant and a half due to some breakage and I still have powder from them. I love making hot wings with the powder from them and a little texas pete hot sauce. Makes a pretty thick sauce that sticks well. I just wonder how many pods I am going to have this year? I planted 4 of them. Matt