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Hey Noah, a good friend that raises about 1,000 tomatoes a year uses what is called cattle panels held up by steel stakes, they are heavy gauge and will last years and years. I use a smaller amount of panels in my garden and once they are staked in they will hold up against 50 mile a hour...

I have my doubts about the age of the seeds, even if the container was dated to 800 years ago, there has been stories about seeds grown from ones found in Egyptian Tombs, in fact I have some that supposedly were found in King Tuts tomb.  Its a great old fashion soup pea, but as it turns out seed...

Hi all,  I've known Chris for several years and he's a great guy and a good friend, he has been through a lot over the years, he and his family really need all the help they can get, I know just how tough this disease is on him and his family first hand, they can use every penny donated, the...

I don't grow to many varieties as I just don't have the room for very many and I get hit with several different diseases and blights a long with Nematodes, this coming season I will try my hand at grafting various tomatoes like my pineapple tomato for more disease and better production and...

PM me Jim I have Judy's Blue if you want them, I'm growing them every year now they are a great wild Praet. species and will be growing them again next year. Oh yes Jim I have a few other wilds I can share with you if you would like some although I can't say if they will grow true as I just...

I'm a old disabled vet, but I don't let personal beliefs bother me, I have gotten seeds from him since he first moved to MO.  and never had any problems. He has lots of Heirloom peppers and a couple of the super hot peppers and many other veggies, I plan to order from him again. George W.

Hey Jim, PM me I have plenty of seeds for you, Judy's Blue mystery is one of my favorites that I'm now growing every year. I would be more than happy to seen you some.   George W.

That is quite a interesting cross, but I just see a pointy tail and not the tail like the Scorpions from Trinidad area.  The red hab. and the Lantern habanero  aren't really that hot when you put them next to the ghost pepper or the Trinidad red scorpion but the weather can make a big difference...

This year was really hard on me, I lost three of the wilds that I got to pop they sprouted, but that was it they just sat there and finally few over and dried up despite every thing I did, I did how ever grow 3 C. eximiums 4 praetermissiums 1 C. chacoense and 2 wild tepins one of which came from...

After checking with Baker Creak to see if they still carried seeds of it I was told that they no longer carry the seeds as the USDA asked them not to sell the seeds anymore, as it is considered a noxious weed so I need to find a new source for the seeds.  John you wouldn't have a few seeds that...

I think I might try growing the yellow primo next season, I will have to check with Judy at pepperlovers I need to get some true to type C.Reapers, I have a long time friend in B.C. Canada that wants to grow a few. So I will get them along with some yellow primo peppers, I don't really have...

I didn't grow black beauty this year I did grow Thai long green, Ping tung and one from the mid East called Aswad along with a variety that produces cherry tomato size eggplants we had shitty weather and more flea beetles, aphids and potato bugs than I have ever seen. The Aswad eggplant has...

Nice pods, I had crappy weather here all season and lost my red primo's along with some reapers and some brown moruga, I really like the flavor of the red ones,  I've not grown any yellow primo peppers yet how is the flavor with those bad babies? 

Avocado gelato anyone? I prefer mine sliced with lime juice, salt and just a pinch of Bhut powder.

really nice pods I can bet that the heat is really intense,     

nice photo's John - Hey Mill that S. atropurpureum is very pretty with the dark purple coloring through out the entire plant. I decided to get some S. torvum and S. sisymbrifolium I think Baker's creek Heirloom seeds has them.  I would like to find S. insanum or S. macrocarpum which is a African...

it could also be S. melanocerasum, but I could be wrong, a lot of wild solanums like that are considered poisonous although some like the garden huckleberry which is edible when cooked, looks some what like the plant shown I have several plants of it and really like the berries when cooked, but...

I'm writing up my fall order I plan to get some devils hearts and some reapers that she has, my last batch of reaper died do to the weather we had, I'm hoping that my Ghost scorpions hurry up as they are taking their time. Weather is a two edged sword and this time it got me. Next year I plan to...

I would talk to the vendor if you bought them from one,  I would check out Wicked mikes offer or go to Judy's at pepperlovers.com she has the real deal also at fall a lot of people offer whole fresh pods for sale you could then extract the seeds for next years grow, but you run the risk of the...

If they are starting to turn it won't be to much longer before they get their final color, they look more like a cross with habs. but if they have crossed they might just have a better flavor and be hotter than a hab. As for Vendors Judy at pepperlovers.com is one of the best she has a really...