I would put them where they get the most morning sun if possible.
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I would put them where they get the most morning sun if possible.
Beautiful garden! Your plants look very healthy, best of luck to you this year! My uncle lives in murrieta so I know how hot it gets over there.
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I'm careful about the "full sun" recommendation for peppers......
IMHO, full sun is ok for some peppers, but it gets hot as hell where I live.
I like to container plant and let the peppers tell me where they want to be.
Sometimes, it's in partial sun. Some varieties don't care but some do.........
IMHO, full sun is ok for some peppers, but it gets hot as hell where I live.
I like to container plant and let the peppers tell me where they want to be.
Sometimes, it's in partial sun. Some varieties don't care but some do.........
Depends what part of sthe state you live.... If i lived in a desert area, i would try and give my chile plants some kind of protection from too much sun. If you are closer to the coast, i would worry less, since the afternoons stay cooler. Just find people here that are close to you home... im sure they will have better answers 
nice pink eureka lemon! ive got one as well.
we're growin a bunch of the same varieties this year. best of luck to you!
keep it green
Thank you...
Raspberries
Strawberry guava
Persian lime
Silver queen corn
Some overwintered peppers
Tomatillos
Black Krim
Red onion
Carrots
Aji Limon
Fatalii
White Habanero
Dorset Naga
Chocolate Bhut
Fatalii
White Habanero
Dorset Naga
Chocolate Bhut
Carrots are gorgeous. All of it looks great. What is the depth of soil in those raised beds/sfgs?
12-18 inches...I dug pits, then built hugelbeets, then contained them with boxes and covered with mesh and bark.
Update, all of them are killing it. Had a nice little harvest at the end of July. They went dormant for August and the beginning of September but are producing fruit again. I've been drying most of them out to make my dry rubs. Will post pics when the pods start to show some color...