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Does anyone have Fish Pepper seeds to share? I grew them a few years ago and then gave all my seeds away! They are such a pretty plant I want to put some in my front yard for show! Thanks- Jo in WA
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Join Date: Jan 2014
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PM your addy and I'll send some!
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PM's are acting up but I did get your info, They'll be in the mail today if I go out as the mail already ran here.
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Thanks, Rob
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Join Date: Jun 2015
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So what do people think of fish? I agree it is a lovely plant, but I must say I was underwhelmed by the flavor when I grew them this year. They are relatively small (at least for me) and just didn't have a whole lot of depth of flavor. Am I missing something? Beautiful and a lovely preservations story, definitely, but flavor...
Of course we had a ton of rain this year which didn't help with some plants, but other peppers had a lot more flavor to me. |
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I like the appearance of the plants--I'm a sucker for variegated leaves! And I also like the heat of the peppers as well as the changing colors of the peppers themselves. Since the plants are pretty small- about 2ft tall in my garden, I like them in the front of my front yard flower beds.
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Join Date: Nov 2015
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I use Fish as a seasoning pepper - dried and ground - and typically part of a blend, like it is in Old Bay. Some folks also pickle it and use it like a Sport pepper on the famous Chicago style hot dog. |
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