Pacific Northwest Garden Forum: Pepper Harvest

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   What a year to try peppers!  We have grown a few habenero plants in the tomato hoop house in the past; this year we put a row on each side, some jalapeno, some Antohi Romanian, and Krimzon Lee.  Even with the cool summer, we did okay with them, and the Krimzon Lee were fantastic.  Heavy yields (some plants needed to be staked) and what flavor!  Sweet, with just a hint of hot.  I'll grow these again for sure!

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silver_ creek Rainy Side Gardener Joined: Jan-08-2006 Location: Washington, Western Cascade Foothills Posts: 666	Topic: Pepper Harvest Posted: Sep-18-2008 at 6:49am
	What a year to try peppers! We have grown a few habenero plants in the tomato hoop house in the past; this year we put a row on each side, some jalapeno, some Antohi Romanian, and Krimzon Lee. Even with the cool summer, we did okay with them, and the Krimzon Lee were fantastic. Heavy yields (some plants needed to be staked) and what flavor! Sweet, with just a hint of hot. I'll grow these again for sure!
	Terry M. Silver Creek Garden Zone 8a, Sunset Zone 4

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C Van Rainy Side Gardener Joined: Aug-02-2008 Location: Oregon, Willamette Valley Posts: 68	Posted: Sep-18-2008 at 1:06pm
	The Krimzon Lee sounds like what I have been looking for: "just a hit of hot." I looked in Territorial seed catalog, but it was not in the '08 catalog. where can we get the seed? plants?
	C.Van: No weeds were harmed in the making of my garden.
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silver_ creek Rainy Side Gardener Joined: Jan-08-2006 Location: Washington, Western Cascade Foothills Posts: 666	Posted: Sep-18-2008 at 7:40pm
	Johnny's Selected Seeds carries it.
	Terry M. Silver Creek Garden Zone 8a, Sunset Zone 4
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