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Good grief, Derek, those aren't peppers, they're TREES!

Ciao Mister Al- Sorry about that, it happens to me a lot. THP only lets me keep a few messages so I'm constantly needing to empty it out, sometimes a couple times a day. You can try it now.

Never happen.

Haha nothing wrong with a little macho male bonding. :)

Yay, Mister Al, the elusive Masquerade! PM your address to me and I'll get those ARGC out to you right away! :)

Ciao Matt- My goodness, you have a lot to be proud of if this is your second year with gardening! As for the seeds, lol, did you check out JungleRain's seed bank? Or podpiper's? Or cmpman's? Or mine? Ok, Duane's got 2 binders worth of peppers, but I have close to 1000 tomatoes. LOL...

LOL JR, what a great quote at the bottom of your posts! That is SO true! :)

Mothballs are poisonous to dogs, not a good idea.

Haha wow, that's crazy stuff. I showed the recipes to Duane and he HAS to have that now!

Wow, Richard, everything looks fantastic and such a dark green. Well done! The foil or heat blanket you have really seems to speed things up. You'll have enough room for their huge growth before transplanting?

Ciao Matt- I don't know how much genetic material they need to sprout, but I think if they're really just bits, probably not. It's a good idea to check with people you trade with for their mailing methods and suggest wrapping in bubble wrap to ensure safe viable seed on arrival. When you...

LOL, boys and competitions! Have fun guys ;)

Hot Paper Lantern - powders made with this one are phenomenal NuMex Sunrise - you can really see how fast the Annums take off as compared to the Chinenses and Pubescens here All of his stuff from flat #1 is up and transplanted now, but not all are as big as these. He's getting germination...

Ciao all- Ok, time to post some photos of Duane's early seedlings. These were taken on 23 Feb: Rocoto Red Fatalii Bonda ma Jacques - Derek, this one came up insanely fast! I'm super excited about how this one does! Zavory

Ciao Derek- Very impressive. I'm always amazed at how large and healthy your over-wintered stuff is before you've fired up the greenhouse. Where do you keep them all? You also seem to have won the battle with whiteflies and aphids. I always find that to be an issue with stuff brought in...

Baseball card plastic sleeves in binders make good storage places too and then you can label the binder whatever, maybe families of peppers.

You're like a kid in a candy store eh DownRiver? ;)

Hallo Touchy, Ja, genau, that's what I meant, the regular German ones that you probably think are boring and über common, but are in fact, not so usual in North America. PM your mailing address to me and I'll get those Ring of Fire cayennes out to you.

Ciao Petey- Did you get that laser bean from the guy who sold Jack his beanstalk beans? :P We usually get 1 or 2 of those each season on the tomatoes. Our 10 year old likes to raise them in plastic cages and then release them after they emerge from their crysalis. They will bury themselves...

Ciao PGM- Duane, my husband, is the pepper-grower. He starts his Chinenses and other slow-growers on or about 20 January. He just sowed a flat of mostly annums last weekend.