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troad · December 22, 2007

Jeanne,
Never heard of County Agent. If it is as good as you say I'm betting it will soon obtain "Fad" status here. Regular leaf? Potato leaf etc??
Have never tried the OTV or Sudduth BW just my generic Brandywine.
There is a post by VGary about South Carolina Foundation Seed Association on the Seed and Plant Sources forum that is an interesting read. In the section on hot peppers it states that excess water, nitrogen or low temps dilutes the "heat" of the peppers. I wonder if the excess water and nitrogen is true for Brandywines? I know they need as much sun as I can give them. So I plant them in the best garden spots.

Note to Worth, Wednesday is not a good day for Brandywines or for me. How about on Thursday? Say on Thursday August 28th? Brandys should be ripe by then

PM me your address if you want to gamble on my seed saving skills. I'll send you some BW seeds.

December 22, 2007	#23
troad Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Des Moines, WA. Posts: 358	Jeanne, Never heard of County Agent. If it is as good as you say I'm betting it will soon obtain "Fad" status here. Regular leaf? Potato leaf etc?? Have never tried the OTV or Sudduth BW just my generic Brandywine. There is a post by VGary about South Carolina Foundation Seed Association on the Seed and Plant Sources forum that is an interesting read. In the section on hot peppers it states that excess water, nitrogen or low temps dilutes the "heat" of the peppers. I wonder if the excess water and nitrogen is true for Brandywines? I know they need as much sun as I can give them. So I plant them in the best garden spots. Note to Worth, Wednesday is not a good day for Brandywines or for me. How about on Thursday? Say on Thursday August 28th? Brandys should be ripe by then PM me your address if you want to gamble on my seed saving skills. I'll send you some BW seeds. __________________ There's a fine line between gardening and madness.