bj taylor
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what a beautiful harvest. I want to grow carrots. I will try again. your little orange peppers look a lot like habanero. they're the number one hottest pepper around. I like hot - but I can't handle those.
Rounding the corner to the end of harvest
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You must be right BJ. The fumes burned the inside of my nose from one bite that I spit out!
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NOOOO! No Hot onions for me! The best I can do is warm! Someone I know told me about hot tomatoes that he grew. He said they were so hot they were inedible!
digitS' said:I am not recommending Cippolini onions, Cat'. Unless, you like hot onions, too.
At least, the variety of Cippolini I tried was too hot. The one thing it could do with survive a winter and grow again. Also, they were cute things
Maybe the little peppers are Habanero but I'm always kind of on the lookout for small sweet peppers after some success with the little ones
Steve
