43 Varieties...PHEW! - Page 3

huntoften · February 24, 2010

That's the problem Earl...I'm at 43 (errr...47)now, was at 22 last year...when will I hit 1,000,0000???

matermaniac · February 26, 2010

I don't feel so guilty now about having 15 varieties. But I am worried that my neighbor will not invite me back to use some of her land next year when the jungle gets installed in a month or so. At least I'll keep the peppers in my yard. Maybe.

My 2010 list:

Black Cherry
Black Zebra
Fargo
Isis Candy
Purple Russian
Mortgage Lifter
Nyagou
Green Sausage
Ivory Pear
Cherokee Purple
Orange Russian
Banani
Black from Tula
Orange Strawberry
Eva Purple Ball

Peppers:

White Habanero
Bolivian Rainbow
Cascabel
Pablano
Tabasco
Serrano
Jalapeno

brokenbar · February 26, 2010

You know, I only grow drying tomatos but my husband grows a lot of others and I think Eva Purple Ball is a stand out. great flavor, uniform color and size, dependable and mid season. It is not as popular as it used to be and I have no idea why. It really produces here and seems to take a wide variety of growing conditions. Nice list by the way...When the plants start blocking all of your neighbor's sunlight, might be time to cut back!

azgirl · February 27, 2010

Steven,
I have a great recipe for hot sauce, if you would like. From a Mexican friend of mine....
Melissa

February 24, 2010	#31
huntoften Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Kansas CIty Posts: 560	That's the problem Earl...I'm at 43 (errr...47)now, was at 22 last year...when will I hit 1,000,0000??? __________________ Kansas City, Missouri Zone 5b/6a

February 26, 2010	#33
brokenbar Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: South Of The Border Posts: 1,169	You know, I only grow drying tomatos but my husband grows a lot of others and I think Eva Purple Ball is a stand out. great flavor, uniform color and size, dependable and mid season. It is not as popular as it used to be and I have no idea why. It really produces here and seems to take a wide variety of growing conditions. Nice list by the way...When the plants start blocking all of your neighbor's sunlight, might be time to cut back! __________________ "If I'm not getting dirty, I'm not having a good time."

February 27, 2010	#34
azgirl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Arizona Posts: 113	Steven, I have a great recipe for hot sauce, if you would like. From a Mexican friend of mine.... Melissa __________________ Melissa in AZ

February 26, 2010	#32
matermaniac Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Slightly North of Charleston, SC Posts: 114	I don't feel so guilty now about having 15 varieties. But I am worried that my neighbor will not invite me back to use some of her land next year when the jungle gets installed in a month or so. At least I'll keep the peppers in my yard. Maybe. My 2010 list: Black Cherry Black Zebra Fargo Isis Candy Purple Russian Mortgage Lifter Nyagou Green Sausage Ivory Pear Cherokee Purple Orange Russian Banani Black from Tula Orange Strawberry Eva Purple Ball Peppers: White Habanero Bolivian Rainbow Cascabel Pablano Tabasco Serrano Jalapeno