So, this year we had a very wet spring in Kansas. The majority of my pepper plants were direct sow this year, and they all were flooded out. Luckily I also did some containers so not all is lost.
Here are my three Scotch Bonnets. First time growing these, and I have still yet to eat one! Hopefully three plants is enough to enjoy, and also make a powder for my breakfast. Usually use ghost powder or flakes in my eggs in the morning. Yes, I eat Ghost Peppers for breakfast.
Carribean Hab
Pumpkin vines
Sunburst squash. Never grown this before either. They say to fry the squash for a nice snack.
White eggplants ready to transplant into the ground.
Blueberry bush 1st year.
Mammoth Russian sunflowers coming in strong.
Last night at 12:30am my doorbell rang. It was a neighbor from a few houses down asking if I knew a water main erupted in the front yard. I had no idea. Took the water people until this morning to get out and fix it due to another main bursting they were dealing with nearby.
This was this morning after repairs.
I wish I had more pepper plants to share, but like I was mentioning earlier the spring got them. Had roughly 70 plants in that group, some were from seeds that a generous person from here gifted me. There is a thread on THP for the Kansas growers here that kind of explains what we had to deal with. I do have some corn in the back yard, but figured it was only two feet tall and not much to look at.
Here are my three Scotch Bonnets. First time growing these, and I have still yet to eat one! Hopefully three plants is enough to enjoy, and also make a powder for my breakfast. Usually use ghost powder or flakes in my eggs in the morning. Yes, I eat Ghost Peppers for breakfast.
Carribean Hab
Pumpkin vines
Sunburst squash. Never grown this before either. They say to fry the squash for a nice snack.
White eggplants ready to transplant into the ground.
Blueberry bush 1st year.
Mammoth Russian sunflowers coming in strong.
Last night at 12:30am my doorbell rang. It was a neighbor from a few houses down asking if I knew a water main erupted in the front yard. I had no idea. Took the water people until this morning to get out and fix it due to another main bursting they were dealing with nearby.
This was this morning after repairs.
I wish I had more pepper plants to share, but like I was mentioning earlier the spring got them. Had roughly 70 plants in that group, some were from seeds that a generous person from here gifted me. There is a thread on THP for the Kansas growers here that kind of explains what we had to deal with. I do have some corn in the back yard, but figured it was only two feet tall and not much to look at.
