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right on. good luck with your project.

super impressive! great pictures through out with my fave being you under the massive Bhut.

I have removed pups sucessfully from basjoo and dwarf cavendish. Loving this thread and the great pictures. here is one of my stands of basjoo. in the front is a needle palm whihc survived the coldest winter in 30 years last year here in the mtns of NC.

I set out 160 bulbs about 2 weeks ago. Well over half have already up. Here is a photo from a past harvest.

I agree, nothing beats a roasted new mexican green chile particularly the hotter varieties like Chimayo and Sandia.

very interesting thread. thanks for posting the pics and the info.

I am in the mtns and in zone 7 so it does get pretty cold. The ground typically does not freeze but you may be right, that it may too cold for the peppers to survive. I have used bags of leaves as insulation for the bananas and was thinking it might suffice for the peppers. I have the space so...

that link you provided is a good resource IMO. I am going to follow most of his guidelines. I have a potted bird pepper plant which i will bring indoors to go dormant. I have some habaneros and am thinking i will dig up one or two to try to overwinter inside. I am thinking about leaving some...

one more shot. peppers and the two remaining tomatoes mingling with a fig and couple of banana trees.

Yes indeed. Franklin is a beautiful area.

Thank you all for the warm welcome! My garden is on borrowed time. Going to take what remains and try to do some overwintering. This Bird Pepper plant has been wintered for three years. This year was its best and I did not know the peppers turned orange until this year. Still have a few...

all my peppers survived mid to low 30's last weekend. habbys, hot cherry, poblano, hot banana and bird pepper.

Looks like a great forum and thanks for having me! Did some research about overwintering peppers and ended up here. Somehow my garden was spared the freeze earlier in the week and I am still have basil, tomatoes and various peppers etc etc. growing. Looking forward to sharing recipes and...