Good day all,
DH is the gardener here. He came in yesterday with his first, freshly picked tomato of the season, a Marion heirloom. Proud as punch!
Promptly going to make a sandwich, poor guy was mighty disappointed to find the situation as shown below. Any advice and/or help appreciated!
DH was bemoaning the unhappy death of all his pepper plants, so a co-worker kindly brought him this big basket of green cayennes. (the co-worker calls the "cheyenne" peppers :P "
Besides pepper vodka, what can I do with these?
Thanks in advance! :rainbow-sun
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