Thread: In the Garden 2015

Originally Posted by Siguy

Anyhow, in Feb., I'll be starting the habeneros inside.

In the 5 gal. pales, I'll do Thai basil and a variety of habeneros.

have you thought of trying Ghost Peppers or Carolina Reapers

The Ghost's have a slight citrusy taste before the heat kicks in but the Reapers is just a punch in the mouth. Hot going in and hot going out. HaHa

Yep. I grow the Bhut, the Trinidadi yellow scorpion, the chocolate and a hybrid that started by chance of the yellow and choco peppers. Very sweet to bite into, then the building heat of the choco. Perfect for pies, chocolate recipies....well, everything, really. Respectably hot, IMO.

PS-is that an "I" (eye) in your username or an "l" (ell)?

Cheers,

Simon

Originally Posted by Siguy

Yep. I grow the Bhut, the Trinidadi yellow scorpion, the chocolate and a hybrid that started by chance of the yellow and choco peppers. Very sweet to bite into, then the building heat of the choco. Perfect for pies, chocolate recipies....well, everything, really. Respectably hot, IMO.

PS-is that an "I" (eye) in your username or an "l" (ell)?

Cheers,

Simon

An "ell". "Real men shave str8" spaces and vowels out

Originally Posted by DoughBoy68

Only having around a quarter acre, serious back problems and too old guess we'll be eating out of the grocery store. Wish we could have a garden because I can remember when I was a lot younger taking a salt shaker with me to a garden and having a heck of a meal.

I remember devouring tomatoes fresh off the vine. There is nothing better.

"boreing old salad garden", I think I understand. Idaho has secretly changed their gardening laws and have followed Washington state's lead. When you're all bent over "rowin' your hoe" and your back starts hurting, you can go see your doctor and get a prescription for a special pain reliever to grow in your garden. The boring old salad garden won't be so boring any more and you might find yourself tillin' up a bit more ground!

Originally Posted by Ozarkedger

"boreing old salad garden", I think I understand. Idaho has secretly changed their gardening laws and have followed Washington state's lead. When you're all bent over "rowin' your hoe" and your back starts hurting, you can go see your doctor and get a prescription for a special pain reliever to grow in your garden. The boring old salad garden won't be so boring any more and you might find yourself tillin' up a bit more ground!

If you get caught "rowin your hoe" here in Miami they lock you up for assault & battery,,,,

my pain reliever was kicking in right about then!

I've been thinking about doing something small like you have there Glen. WIll have to fence it off or the GSD's will have their way with the plants and such.

As big huge snowflakes fall gently on the cedars

I am out there spreading woodash and used coffee grounds over the snow in the garden

I read that coffee grounds are really good for composting also.