2024 Garden

I cut back some because of concerns about a dry summer. I also dealt with some medical issues, darn it! The weather was difficult as well. It started out cold and then turned blazing hot. However, I grew out and collected seed from a number of new varieties. I'm including about two dozen peppers and tomatoes along with some corns I raised as a kid. I hope they do well for you. They are certainly survivors of some tough conditions.

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Ajvarsky Pepper

Ajvarsky is a well-known Macedonian roasting pepper. These large, sweet peppers are traditionally roasted and ground to make a delicious Balkan...

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Bohemian Baron

This is a brilliant purple bell pepper with fine flavor. Some years I struggle to grow bell peppers because of the elevation and scorching sun, but...

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Bosque Apricot

Intermediate between Bosque Blue and Bosque Bumblebee, Bosque Apricot is a rich lavender over warm orange on the outside and bright pink inside. Two...

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Brazilian Starfish Yellow

Brazilian Yellow Starfish is a very aromatic, fruity and spicy pepper. (~50,000 SHU). The compact 2 foot plants are absolutely loaded with these 1...

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Bridge to Paris sweet pepper

I got this variety from Hudson Valley Seeds when they were in Santa Fe for a workshop. Hudson Valley does wonderful work finding and renewing...

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Chocolate Cherry

Chocolate Cherry is a 1 inch or better cherry tomato with rich color and flavor. Supposedly a hybrid originally, it has always bred true to type for...

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Chocolate Pear

I've tried several versions of this tomato, but none came close to Cafe Bule until this strain. The large vines are indeterminate and heavy bearers....

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Corbaci Pepper

Ten inch long, pencil-thin peppers twist into interesting shapes. Dozens will be on the plant at any one time with colors ranging from yellow-green...

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