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Very sorry for your loss Joe. I've gotten seeds from Jim for many years, seems like I already know him. I'm hoping to make it, sounds incredible!

I can't say enough good things about Joe and his seeds. I was introduced to his seeds via Seedsavers Exchange, the yearbook. I grew some of his tomatoes and peppers  and was thrilled by the flavor and productivity. I continue to try whatever new varieties he has to offer. If you have the...

Recipe please!!!! Your jerk chix was food for the gods, this looks SO GOOD! You graciously sent me the jerk recipe and I ran to my favorite international mart for ingredients, they happened to have boxes of peppers labeled Kingston JA. and Dominican Republic. Quite a find, also on sale for $1.99...

  We have lift-off! I think they are finally sobering up. So happy to see the 2 kings, Kevin and Shane, in the mix. This is gonna be one fun and interesting grow down, fasten your seat belts!

Congrats to the winner, thanks for the contest!

Thanks for the chance, 538.

Here in Indiana the hydroponic stores sell Promix, I'd check them if you have any around. I prefer BX, I find HP too chunky for seedlings but o.k. for transplants. HP is also more expensive than BX. I buy mine at the local farm store for $30.00 a bale, have some inside thawing out for...

Thanks for the chance    2/20/2015  #38

cool contest thanks, I'll give it a try, Brazilian Starfish, Thai, Goat's Weed, Pasilla, Yellow Bonnet, Naga, Red Habanero, Rocoto.

Started with a Patron soak--Warning don't try this at home, tequila can get pretty heated!   SHOWTIME!!!

Well, here goes it's a big list, Paulina, Dester, Angel Heart, Marizol Bratka, Orange Minsk, Aunt Ginny's Orange, Terhune, Texwine Red, Big Cheef, Buffalo Soldier, Polish Nights, Clacamus Blackberry, Spudakee, Bear Creek, Adah's Potato Leaf, Holy Land, Black Krim, Casey's Pure Yellow, Absinthe...

Ditto that Buddy! Got a surprise package also but cameras out of commission, he is most generous and supremely the BEST! The Jalapeño powder rocks in enchilada sauce and no words can describe how yummy that PBbonnet tastes. Wayright is certainly a good name for him!

It's worth it to me, I'm a seedsaver. I've gotten most of my favorite varieties from there. I also offer seeds through the yearbook. If you offer seeds, it's cheaper to purchase through the yearbook. You also receive a seasonal mailing with great info. Some folks are mad about politics involved...

I grew this pepper last season, think I added it to the train? I received it from Joe Delaney. He offers an amazing variety of peppers via Seedsavers Exchange. He has done quite a bit of traveling and is conserving and making available wonderful international varieties of peppers and tomatoes...

Congrats to Beerbreath, you're gonna love the goodies, especially the peanut butter bonnet! Thanks Kevin.

Good luck to you, I also keep bees and know the work involved. Nothing better than honey from the hive, all products from the bees are wonderful. I hope your Grandfather is doing well, you are very lucky to have his knowledge. I'd be a customer, but my hives keep me happy, at least for now.. All...

Received the seeds today, many thanks, anxious to grow this kind.

I have some you might be interested in. Happy to share if you send me a SASBE. I grow a number of beans, have a number of Kentucky Cutshorts, Greasy, and half runners from Bill Best. I have some heirlooms from Italy that are wonderful, Norcini, Fagolina Del Trasineo, migliorucci, Zolfini...

Rosella Purple and Tasmanian Chocolate are some of my favs, plenty to choose from, Heritage is top notch and you will get extras. I'm sure I can hep you select, the dwarfs are great tomatoes.

Hard to pick??? Think I'm sweet though, I'm very addicted to the peanut butter bonnet, need more!!! I'll guess 219 and Happy V-day everyone.