Bell pepper harvestCayenne pepper harvestJalapeno pepper harvest. Cannot breathe around these, hence the bag. But DO notice: many of these are striped with heat stripes!
Thanks to an abundant planting, careful tending, and a heavy frost, my son’s pepper patch yielded all these beauties, for the last pickin’. So glad to get them, as our pepper plants did poorly this year.
Thanks, J&J! And thanks to the kiddos of theirs who picked them. 🙂
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Katharine is a writer, speaker, women's counselor, and professional mom. Happily married over 50 years to the same gorgeous guy. She loves cooking amazing homegrown food, celebrating grandbabies, her golden-egg-laying hennies, and watching old movies with popcorn.
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They were fresh off my son’s multiple bushes, picked due to the dying plants, due to frost. They had all they needed and we had none, so it was a perfect match! 🙂
I agree. We love to share, but have been having a TIME trying to get anything to grow. Our garden needs the nutrient they stopped selling b/c you can make bombs out of it or something. I am sure I don’t understand it, but ah, well. :-\
Hello, Sans! Long time no see! 🙂
Peppers like heat. I guess that’s the trouble? Some of those in the photo were real hotties. 🙂 Sorry you cannot grow your own, but I believe you. Perhaps in a heated greenhouse?
Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Home's Cool! 
Nice!
Thanks, Tif! 🙂
Wohoo what a successful patch ! Look so fresh 🙂
They were fresh off my son’s multiple bushes, picked due to the dying plants, due to frost. They had all they needed and we had none, so it was a perfect match! 🙂
Sharing is half the fun of growing things.
I agree. We love to share, but have been having a TIME trying to get anything to grow. Our garden needs the nutrient they stopped selling b/c you can make bombs out of it or something. I am sure I don’t understand it, but ah, well. :-\
They look amazing. Our climate just doesn’t allow for peppers. I’ve seen one scottish grown pepper once. Pathetic wee specimen!
Hello, Sans! Long time no see! 🙂
Peppers like heat. I guess that’s the trouble? Some of those in the photo were real hotties. 🙂 Sorry you cannot grow your own, but I believe you. Perhaps in a heated greenhouse?
Thanks for stopping by! 🙂