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Gardening

NJCher

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7. I'm impressed with your canning

Reply to coprolite (Original post)

Tue Dec 17, 2024, 01:09 PM

Dec 17

I also winter over pepper plants, but bell peppers. They are so slow growing in NJ that if you don't, there's no peppers until late July or August.

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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