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The Hollyberry Lady · 03-11-2011, 02:05 AM

Well it's good that you start them extra early Dave, to make up for all the time you have to wait. I guess they'll come up sometime or another anyway, so if they're planted early, it won't really matter.

I'm hoping for some more spouts soon. I even sowed a few more Gypsy pepper seeds because they grow so wonderfully indoors.

I also recently sowed some of Pepper Joe's Alma Paprika seeds...which are a sweet & spicy pepper.

Another type I have is called 'Fruit Basket', and it's a wonderful hanging basket pepper plant that produces medium size fruits that ripen to orange. The fruits are sweet with a slight peppery flavor to them (peppery as in salt and pepper). They're kind of unique and the plant itself trails, making it ideal for a hanging basket.

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