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Big Box Peppers. Anyone grown these?
- Thread starter Geonerd
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none of the above, but i have grown the home depot burpee jalapenos.
they were properly processed seeds... nicely classified, no small or weird seeds, free of pepper flesh and debris, and dated the same year.
they grew like annum ive messed with.
they were properly processed seeds... nicely classified, no small or weird seeds, free of pepper flesh and debris, and dated the same year.
they grew like annum ive messed with.
Grew cubanelles last year. All I can say is they PRODUCE. My plants were tipping over from all the peppers on it. Pretty good taste too, I let them ripen to red before picking them to get that full sweetness.
I've got a Burpee "Hot Salsa" mix that I've used to make border plants for my front yard. Grew fine.
The thing is, if I can either have a $2 or $3 variety that's good enough by driving up to a box store or spend the same or slightly more for exactly what I want from a vendor online, I'd rather get exactly what I want without the hassle of the trip. I only have so much space, so I have to be really choosy.
I do have Espanhola in my seed book. Just haven't gotten around to starting it since there're so many other neat varieties to try!
The thing is, if I can either have a $2 or $3 variety that's good enough by driving up to a box store or spend the same or slightly more for exactly what I want from a vendor online, I'd rather get exactly what I want without the hassle of the trip. I only have so much space, so I have to be really choosy.
I do have Espanhola in my seed book. Just haven't gotten around to starting it since there're so many other neat varieties to try!
I have more than enough pepper seeds, but my mom was looking into other vegetables on burpee's website. Not sure how much of those they have in stores though.