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Gardening

2naSalit

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1. This year...

Reply to coprolite (Original post)

Sat Dec 7, 2024, 07:44 PM

Dec 7

I tried a couple bell pepper plants down here in SW/SC part of the state. My tomatoes were abundant but most folks around here had scrawny carrots, my peas never took off and all my potted porch plants were stunted from the heat. Some started to grow after early September even though I planted them in May.

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My fourth and final harvest [View all] coprolite Dec 7 OP

This year... 2naSalit Dec 7 #1

All pepper plants are perennials. coprolite Dec 8 #5

Thanks for that info... I always assumed they were annuals! Tanuki Dec 9 #6

Could you give us the GPS co-ordinates of your garden ? magicarpet Dec 7 #2

You must be from Boston because they're the only ones who have havasts. Wonder Why Dec 7 #3

Lol, thanks for catching that. No, NW Montana coprolite Dec 7 #4

I'm impressed with your canning NJCher Dec 17 #7