2007 Pepper Garden ? - Page 2

obispo45 · January 6, 2007

Yep, started looking through my "seed vault"...and of course all the 2007 catalogs which always seem to arrive simultaneously, and realized its time to start getting down to brass tacks. At the present time(subject to frequent change..lol) I've kinda sorta figured out the majority of my sweet pepper cultivars, most of which are hybrids. The hot stuff for the most part will be open pollinated with a couple hybrids tossed in.

Good growing Richard!! Hope the seeds I sent ya will provide a lot of fun for the family!! That book Seed to Seed by Suzanne Ashworth is a wonderful resource for anyone interested in seed saving and gardening in general. Suzanne hasn't steered me wrong yet and has probably forgotten more about crops than I'll ever know...lol.

Sweet
-Carmen
-Islander
-Hershey
-Mavras
-Sweet Spot
-Tawny Port
-couple more OP ones

Warm Ones
-Aji Golden
-Barney Chile
-Black Scorpion Tongue
-Buist's Yellow Cayenne
-Charleston Hot
-Criolla Sella
-Czechoslovakian Black
-Dragon's Claw
-Fatalii
-Hinkelhatz(yellow)
-Hinkelhatz(red)
-Hot Paper lantern
-Lemon Drop
-Lidija's Serbian
-Martin's Carrot chile
-Mossman Lemon Yellow
-Naga Jolokia
-Numex 6-4
-Nepali Orange
-PI 439370(USDA via Bulgaria)
-Safi Red
-Slav Yellow Ferona
-Wenk's Yellow Hots
-a few other last minute adds plus some hybrids
-Capsicum chacoense...should be a fun one!!
-2 as of yet unnamed home f3 hybrids

OmahaJB · January 7, 2007

Growing indoors I can have more than "season". To name a few of the ones I'll be trying:

Hots
Numex Big Jim - Already started
Georgia Flame
Fish
Jamaican Hot Chocolate
Pepperoncini

Sweets
Elephant's Ear - Has already produced
Chinese Giant & Quadrato D'Asti Rosso have peppers on them, but I think they need better lighting. The peppers have stunted growth and aren't ripening.

I have plenty of hot & sweet peppers received in trade this year. I'll be doing research on all the varieties to determine the growing order. I plan on growing them all eventually.

Jeff

Worth1 · January 15, 2007

My wife likes to and can grow peppers but has a hard time with tomatoes.
Here are our peppers for the year.

Tri-fetti
Thai Hot
Tabasco
Royal Black
Riot
Pretty purple pepper
Poinsettia
NuMex Twilite
Medusa
Marbles
Little Elfe
Jamacan Hot Yellow
Largo purple
Jamaican Hot Red
Fish Pepper
Filus Blue
Bulgarian Carrot
Bolivian Rainbow

I think they will make a nice replacement for flowers and so does my wife.
No sweet peppers for me.

Worth

daylilydude · January 15, 2007

Worth i'm only seeing 18 you need to round that out to 20 ! Need some??

Worth1 · January 15, 2007

Richard,
I do appreciate the offer but if I took them, ‘I would just be a seed collector.
I’m not apposed to seed collecting for others but for me I actually want to grow the things.
This would be no problem, if I was here at home all of the time, but I’m not?
I feel I am putting quite a burden on my wife as it is and am trying to do everything possible to make it as easy as possible for her.
I have even thought about enlisting the help from a neighbor to help her and I would gladly pay this person to do it.

I want my wife to have success with the plants and if she has too many to take care of this might not happen.
Which may discourage her from gardening and we don’t need that.
She has done a real stand up job so far.

So send them if you want but I cannot guarantee I would start them.
My belief is that folks that send seeds to others think they will be put to good use.
I can’t guarantee that, thus the reason I did not join in on Carolyn’s seed giveaway.
I felt they would be put to better use elsewhere.

Thank you very much for the offer.

Worth

Suze · February 15, 2007

Here's my 'umble list -- mostly focusing on tomatoes this year.

Hots:
Aji Limo
Martinique
Jamaican Hot Chocolate
Bulgarian Carrot
Billy Goat

Seasoning/mild heat:
Beaver Dam
Scotch Bonnet, Tobago Sweet
Trinidad Perfume

Sweets:
Golden Marconi
Frank's
Jimmy Nardello
Tolstyachok (fatman) - this is one Andrey sent me; please feel free to correct spelling or comment on the variety

Andrey_BY · February 20, 2007

28 sweet pepper, 1 pepino and 7 eggplant varieties and started yesterday after 12 h of soaking in melted snow with Epin, Russian plant health extract...

Petunia is next in some days :wink:

spyfferoni · February 28, 2007

We'll see if I find the space to plant all these.

Sweet Bannana
Cubanelle
Keystone Giant
Rocotillo
Kapya
Orange Sun
Hatrani Eros
CGN22190
Friggitelo
Hot Tunis
Spicey Puerto Rican
Szigedi 80
Kalocsai-m
Giant Ancongua
Neopolitano
Beaver Dam
Georgia Flame
Fish

I'm sure I spelled some wrong, I only have a list of a few varieties close by and I'm typing from memory. Oh well.

sirtanon · March 1, 2007

~ Habanero (Would never do without at least 1 of these)
~ Cigaretto Di Bergamo
~ Numex Big Jim (Love these on the grill!)
~ Lemon Drop
~ Pretty Purple Bell
~ Golden Calwonder
~ California Wonder

~ BLACK PEARL (returned to life AFTER being pulled out and left for dead!

)

barkeater · March 29, 2007

This years pepper garden plan is for:

10 Early Jalapeno - Very early, hot and VERY reliable.
4 Jalapeno Goliath F1* - Big, hype says 30% hotter.
2 Kung Pao F1* - Long, hot and dries well.
2 Thai Hot - Very hot, prolific, and dries well.
2 Garden Salsa - Very large, hot, good stuffed/roasted.
2 Sweet Havana F1* - Very large cubanelle type.

* 1st Time growing.

Rejected: Serrano Del Sol and Ring of Fire Cayenne. Had high hopes last year but both had poor production of unremarkable peppers.

FlipTX · April 27, 2007

I wasn't going to grow peppers of any kind this year, after several failed attempts in the past. But I saw some Carmen seedlings at the nursery that I couldn't resist. Two of them been in the ground for, oh, about six weeks now and I have several fruit ranging in size from 1" to 4" long.

shelleybean · April 27, 2007

You're a little ahead of me, FlipTX. I have a three inch pepper on Melrose and a tiny one on Tenn. Cheese. I had about a dozen little peppers on my Doe Hill plants but noticed today a bug had bored into several of them.

At least the bug has good taste. None of my hot peppers have even flowered yet so they're safe.

Elayne · May 10, 2007

Kung Pao
Thai Dragon
Biker Billy Jalapeno
False Alarm Jalapeno
Hungarian Wax
Ancho

**mdvpc** · May 11, 2007

I have for my hot peppers:

jalapeno
numex big jim
cayenne
habanero

For my sweet peppers:

lipstick
corno di rosso
jimmy nardello's

FlipTX · May 25, 2007

How's everyone's pepper garden doing? My first Carmen peppers are just starting to ripen. I'm encouraged enough by my pepper attempt this year to expand my horizons a bit next year.

January 7, 2007	#17
OmahaJB Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Toledo, OH Posts: 1,821	2007 Pepper Garden Growing indoors I can have more than "season". To name a few of the ones I'll be trying: Hots Numex Big Jim - Already started Georgia Flame Fish Jamaican Hot Chocolate Pepperoncini Sweets Elephant's Ear - Has already produced Chinese Giant & Quadrato D'Asti Rosso have peppers on them, but I think they need better lighting. The peppers have stunted growth and aren't ripening. I have plenty of hot & sweet peppers received in trade this year. I'll be doing research on all the varieties to determine the growing order. I plan on growing them all eventually. Jeff

January 15, 2007	#19
daylilydude Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Iuka, Mississippi Zone 7b Posts: 482	Worth i'm only seeing 18 you need to round that out to 20 ! Need some?? __________________ Richard

February 20, 2007	#22
Andrey_BY Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Minsk, Belarus, Eastern Europe (Zone 4a) Posts: 2,278	28 sweet pepper, 1 pepino and 7 eggplant varieties and started yesterday after 12 h of soaking in melted snow with Epin, Russian plant health extract... Petunia is next in some days :wink: __________________ 1 kg=2.2 lb , 1 m=39,37 in , 1 oz=28.35 g , 1 ft=30.48 cm , 1 lb= 0,4536 kg , 1 in=2.54 cm , 1 l = 0.26 gallon , 0 C=32 F Andrey a.k.a. TOMATODOR

March 1, 2007	#24
sirtanon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Phoenix, AZ (zone 9b) Posts: 796	~ Habanero (Would never do without at least 1 of these) ~ Cigaretto Di Bergamo ~ Numex Big Jim (Love these on the grill!) ~ Lemon Drop ~ Pretty Purple Bell ~ Golden Calwonder ~ California Wonder ~ BLACK PEARL (returned to life AFTER being pulled out and left for dead! ) __________________ I could sail by on the winds of silence, and maybe they won't notice... but this time I think it would be better if I swim..

April 27, 2007	#27
shelleybean Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Virginia Beach Posts: 2,648	You're a little ahead of me, FlipTX. I have a three inch pepper on Melrose and a tiny one on Tenn. Cheese. I had about a dozen little peppers on my Doe Hill plants but noticed today a bug had bored into several of them. At least the bug has good taste. None of my hot peppers have even flowered yet so they're safe. __________________ Michele

January 6, 2007	#16
obispo45 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: SE Minnesota Zone 4.51a Posts: 139	Yep, started looking through my "seed vault"...and of course all the 2007 catalogs which always seem to arrive simultaneously, and realized its time to start getting down to brass tacks. At the present time(subject to frequent change..lol) I've kinda sorta figured out the majority of my sweet pepper cultivars, most of which are hybrids. The hot stuff for the most part will be open pollinated with a couple hybrids tossed in. Good growing Richard!! Hope the seeds I sent ya will provide a lot of fun for the family!! That book Seed to Seed by Suzanne Ashworth is a wonderful resource for anyone interested in seed saving and gardening in general. Suzanne hasn't steered me wrong yet and has probably forgotten more about crops than I'll ever know...lol. Sweet -Carmen -Islander -Hershey -Mavras -Sweet Spot -Tawny Port -couple more OP ones Warm Ones -Aji Golden -Barney Chile -Black Scorpion Tongue -Buist's Yellow Cayenne -Charleston Hot -Criolla Sella -Czechoslovakian Black -Dragon's Claw -Fatalii -Hinkelhatz(yellow) -Hinkelhatz(red) -Hot Paper lantern -Lemon Drop -Lidija's Serbian -Martin's Carrot chile -Mossman Lemon Yellow -Naga Jolokia -Numex 6-4 -Nepali Orange -PI 439370(USDA via Bulgaria) -Safi Red -Slav Yellow Ferona -Wenk's Yellow Hots -a few other last minute adds plus some hybrids -Capsicum chacoense...should be a fun one!! -2 as of yet unnamed home f3 hybrids

January 15, 2007	#18
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	My wife likes to and can grow peppers but has a hard time with tomatoes. Here are our peppers for the year. Tri-fetti Thai Hot Tabasco Royal Black Riot Pretty purple pepper Poinsettia NuMex Twilite Medusa Marbles Little Elfe Jamacan Hot Yellow Largo purple Jamaican Hot Red Fish Pepper Filus Blue Bulgarian Carrot Bolivian Rainbow I think they will make a nice replacement for flowers and so does my wife. No sweet peppers for me. Worth

February 15, 2007	#21
Suze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 3,027	Here's my 'umble list -- mostly focusing on tomatoes this year. Hots: Aji Limo Martinique Jamaican Hot Chocolate Bulgarian Carrot Billy Goat Seasoning/mild heat: Beaver Dam Scotch Bonnet, Tobago Sweet Trinidad Perfume Sweets: Golden Marconi Frank's Jimmy Nardello Tolstyachok (fatman) - this is one Andrey sent me; please feel free to correct spelling or comment on the variety

February 28, 2007	#23
spyfferoni Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Utah Posts: 675	We'll see if I find the space to plant all these. Sweet Bannana Cubanelle Keystone Giant Rocotillo Kapya Orange Sun Hatrani Eros CGN22190 Friggitelo Hot Tunis Spicey Puerto Rican Szigedi 80 Kalocsai-m Giant Ancongua Neopolitano Beaver Dam Georgia Flame Fish I'm sure I spelled some wrong, I only have a list of a few varieties close by and I'm typing from memory. Oh well.

March 29, 2007	#25
barkeater Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NE Kingdom, VT - Zone 3b Posts: 1,439	This years pepper garden plan is for: 10 Early Jalapeno - Very early, hot and VERY reliable. 4 Jalapeno Goliath F1* - Big, hype says 30% hotter. 2 Kung Pao F1* - Long, hot and dries well. 2 Thai Hot - Very hot, prolific, and dries well. 2 Garden Salsa - Very large, hot, good stuffed/roasted. 2 Sweet Havana F1* - Very large cubanelle type. * 1st Time growing. Rejected: Serrano Del Sol and Ring of Fire Cayenne. Had high hopes last year but both had poor production of unremarkable peppers.

April 27, 2007	#26
FlipTX Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 271	I wasn't going to grow peppers of any kind this year, after several failed attempts in the past. But I saw some Carmen seedlings at the nursery that I couldn't resist. Two of them been in the ground for, oh, about six weeks now and I have several fruit ranging in size from 1" to 4" long.

May 10, 2007	#28
Elayne Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Newcastle, Wyoming Posts: 65	Kung Pao Thai Dragon Biker Billy Jalapeno False Alarm Jalapeno Hungarian Wax Ancho

May 11, 2007	#29
mdvpc Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 4,386	I have for my hot peppers: jalapeno numex big jim cayenne habanero For my sweet peppers: lipstick corno di rosso jimmy nardello's __________________ Michael

May 25, 2007	#30
FlipTX Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 271	How's everyone's pepper garden doing? My first Carmen peppers are just starting to ripen. I'm encouraged enough by my pepper attempt this year to expand my horizons a bit next year.