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Old June 2, 2014   #16
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Good luck with the Socrates. I think you will find it rather amazing and King Arthur can be too.

Bill
Thanks. I'm personally satisfied with Carmen and the Marconis, but my gardening partner-in-crime loves big blocky peppers for stuffing. Couldn't find any bigger, thicker-walled varieties than these.
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