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Old December 23, 2007   #1
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There is a good bit of information on the web about a new low heat high flavor pepper that is available this year. It is available from Seedway in bulk and is also listed retail by Burpee. I am ordering seed from Seedway and will produce plants this year. Is anyone else interested in it?


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Old December 23, 2007   #2
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Is it a C. chinense, the no-heat seasoning hab-type that's popular in the Caribbean?

Whether yes or no, I'm interested.

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Old December 23, 2007   #3
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Wow, long time no hear Jennifer. Yes, you are correct. I hear that variety is an unusual C. Chinense seasoning pepper with a very unique flavor combination. I've heard many positive things about it.

I hope all is well with you. Happy holidays!!!

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Is it a C. chinense, the no-heat seasoning hab-type that's popular in the Caribbean?

Whether yes or no, I'm interested.

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Old December 24, 2007   #4
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Oh,

I'm very interested in seasoning peppers...

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Old December 24, 2007   #5
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Jen,

Thanks so much for the seasoning ones... I have absolutely ripe Christmas decoration type plants loaded with red fruits.

I am eating these guys off the bush and set for a sauce making session.

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