Re: [gardeners] Lemon Drop chiles
George Shirley (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Fri, 02 Oct 1998 08:23:29
Are you sure you're not from the south? Knit caps on the gourds, edible
home decor, you would fit right in south of the Mason-Dixon line.
George
At 06:11 AM 10/2/98 -0400, you wrote:
>At 07:03 AM 10/1/98 +0000, you wrote:
>><snip>
>> At any rate, Prik y nu (ya gotta sound it out -- no two references
>>spell it the same way) are the tiny, hotter than Hades chiles that
>>are used in the hotter varieties of Thai foods. They run maybe 1/2
>>inch long. Mini-ristra material. If you're interested let me know
>>and I'll see if I can scrape togethor some seeds.
>>
><snip>>
>>Liz
>>
>Hi Liz, and thanks for the offer. Yes, keep me in mind when these seeds
>are ready. If you have a few left over I'll be happy to take them. As I
>mentioned before, I have a ton of annual seeds that I'm starting to
process...
>
>My neighbor grew some habenero's this year and I made a few batches of
>chile sauce with them. Very tasty. The Hab's do not seem to dry well
>when strung up. They get all black and nasty from the inside out.
>
>Anyway... ristra's do not seem to be much in evidence in my neck of the
>woods, everyone is still stuck on the (ugh) kuntry bunny rag dolls and
>dressing up stupid cement geese. I plan to start a new era in the midwest
>and sell edible home decor...hmmm now that I think of it.... aren't bunnies
>edible (oh gosh I can't believe I said that....please, bunny pet owners....
>no flames.... just a joke).
>
>When (if) you have seeds ready to go drop me a line and I'll get a SASE in
>the mail to you.
>
>Cynthia (who protected her 7 gourds last night... have you ever seen gourds
>hanging from the vine wearing knitted stocking caps?...quite colorful)
>**Womyn Who Moves Mountains-Little Finger Of Michigan**
>**cmayeaux@traverse.com **USDA zone 4b-Sunset zone 41**
>** http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/2659/garden/cynthia.html **
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