Re: Message not posted: Re: [CH] Dewi's pepper patch
Emile & Dewi (e.steenbrink@worldonline.nl)
Tue, 28 Aug 2001 11:36:50 +0200
Oops, I forgot that sometimes I need to change the senders address. We have
toooo many, so I forgot but here's the message anyway.
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> address. This serves to cut down on the amount of SPAM email
> being posted to the list.
> Hi Michele!
>
> > I'm so glad to hear you speaking good news about plants whom seeds I
sent
> > you last winter!
>
> Thanks again for those. I grew all but the cornetto di Miglioni or
> something. The Lingua , Roseto and the Bishops crown are all doing very
> well. Especially the Bishops is very nice and has funny shaped peppers
which
> I adore (unless you hadn't noticed in my posts).
>
> > "Lingua di Satana", sorry please, it is a name I gave that plant,
because
> it
> > has not: many varieties from southern Italy ( this from Gargano) are
> > heirlooms without official nomenklatura.
>
> It doesn't matter. It's a pretty plant that survived frost and sunburn and
> grew to become a large plant with a bunch of peppers hanging almost down
to
> the ground.
>
> > I want emphasize that four "Black Namaqualand" plants (seeds by you)
are
> > very interesting ornamental plants!
> > simply gorgeous! with blak leaves and quite large red cherry! and they
> seem
> > not suffering strong sun rays and extreme prolonged heat without rain,
> even
> > if they stay in pots.
>
> Yes, they are truely beautiful plants and a sight for sore eyes. I have
Mr.
> Flynn to thank for the seeds and also Tara who sent me seeds for Black
Cuban
> that turned out to be Black Namaqualand, too. Defenitely a keeper!
>
> > Thanks.
> > Michele from Bari, Italia
>
> You are very welcome. In the winter I might share some seeds again like I
> did a while ago but I'll let everyone know. Can't keep them all anyway and
> might as well make someones day with free seeds.
>
> Take care y'all,
>
> Miss Dewi