Peppers from Hungary and Serbia.

ddsack · October 26, 2008

Last year Alex/Velikipop sent me some interesting seeds to try. I believe he said they were from Hungary and Serbia, but I don't know which ones are from where. I hope I have the spellings right.

Palanchka Babura, a sweet yellow turning to orange when ripe:

Gold Medal, sweet yellow turns reddish orange when ripe:

Somborka, a mildly hot smaller yellow:

ChilliJez · February 5, 2014

Hi!

A friend from another forum offered me some seed of Somborka. Obviously I said yes pleaseand then started to look for information. And I end up in a familiar place!

How did you get on with Somborka ddsack?Any experiences will be gratefully received

Jeremy

roper2008 · February 5, 2014

Very nice pictures.

RonnyWil · February 5, 2014

I received some Elephant Ear pepper seeds from Croatia and I'm waiting on some paprika pepper seed from Slovakia. The Elephant Ear they roast with eggplant to make Ajvar. I'm always afraid to order stuff from unknown sources, especially out of country, but I want to try different varieties. The problem of that is what we call one variety here they may call it something different there and you end up with an ordinary variety.

October 26, 2008	#1
ddsack Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Northern Minnesota - zone 3 Posts: 3,231	Peppers from Hungary and Serbia. Last year Alex/Velikipop sent me some interesting seeds to try. I believe he said they were from Hungary and Serbia, but I don't know which ones are from where. I hope I have the spellings right. Palanchka Babura, a sweet yellow turning to orange when ripe: Gold Medal, sweet yellow turns reddish orange when ripe: Somborka, a mildly hot smaller yellow:

February 5, 2014	#2
ChilliJez Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2012 Location: UK Posts: 57	Somborka Hi! A friend from another forum offered me some seed of Somborka. Obviously I said yes pleaseand then started to look for information. And I end up in a familiar place! How did you get on with Somborka ddsack?Any experiences will be gratefully received Jeremy

February 5, 2014	#4
RonnyWil Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Collierville TN Posts: 106	I received some Elephant Ear pepper seeds from Croatia and I'm waiting on some paprika pepper seed from Slovakia. The Elephant Ear they roast with eggplant to make Ajvar. I'm always afraid to order stuff from unknown sources, especially out of country, but I want to try different varieties. The problem of that is what we call one variety here they may call it something different there and you end up with an ordinary variety. __________________ I'm two days older than dirt and I like to play in it.

February 5, 2014	#3
roper2008 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Virginia Bch, VA (7b) Posts: 1,337	Very nice pictures.