Re: [CH] Hungarian Translations

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De Nada! 

What appears to be company names: 
Garafarm KFT. 
Simon 
Redei Kertimag 
Fleurelle 

The Hungarian gentleman had a few them at eBay and even went to  "garden
centers" to find more, offering to get other veggie seeds if I was
interested.  Very helpful and I'm sure he would do the same for you. 
Email me if you would like his email addy. 

Paul, I certainly agree on the cat yellow. A lovely pod!  My cat red,
along with a few others, didn't make it.  A June hail storm decapped
most that were in full bud and they all have just floundered all
summer.  The survivors are showing a revival with the lower sun.  Ya'll
just keep those Arctic Blasts to yourselves and I'll be harvesting in
December! 

I wish I could offer more info but it has been quite a challenge
"growing by number", but truly fun "blind tastings".  Even the edes
(sweet) ones are quite tasty. 

Beth 
  


The NorthEast ChileMan wrote:

    Thank-You so much Beth!!!! I'll be using these descriptions for my
    correspondence with Geza. 1 question though, is there a company name
on seed
    envelopes, or a website?
    If you've received these seeds, I grew.... #24) MACSKASARGA. "Cat"
yellow.
    Its erecting berry matures to yellow.  Hot.....  last year & will be
    requesting more seeds this year. A beautiful Cayenne type that the
fruit
    grows upright instead of pendant & matures to yellow with great heat
&
    wonderful flavor.

    Thank-you once again,
    Paul

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