RE: [CH] female chile

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> Do you know Susan Byers? The Chile Woman? She has a female
> pepper that she
> grew after that conversation (I think - maybe she already had
> it?). I had
> to give up gardening a few years ago, when it started to feel
> too much like
> work, so I've never actually grown one. Susan's email address is
> chilewmn@bluemarble.net. I think she also has a web site, but
> I can not
> remember the address, and when I looked back at emails from
> her, it's not
> in her signature...
>
> Good luck!
>
> - mary

It's called the Goddess.  I got one from Susan (www.thechilewoman.com)
two years ago.  Someone else on this list last year had one and was only
getting a conical fruit, like I was.  But an occasional one did, and now
most, have a distinct resemblance to part of the  female anatomy found
on the lower torso.  Now depends how you look at it which part we're
talking about.  Nice little chile, too.  Good for drying, has some heat.
Like it in chili.  Think I'll try and smoke it when we get a smoker.

Riley

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