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rockyonekc · March 3, 2015

Here's a list of the plants I have started. So far. Most of the seeds came from Baker's Creek and Sustainable Seed Co.

Arroz Con Polo
Cayenne Sweet
Corno Di Toro Rosso
Criolla De Cocina
Giant Acanagua
Jimmy Nardello
Melrose
Mulato Isleno
NuMex Joe E Parker
Pasilla Bajio
Red Marconi
Shi shi to
Sweet Apple*
Sweet Jalapeno

* buying Sweet Apple from the guy I get my tomatoes from. I grew it last year and loved the crisp sweet flavor.

I'm ashamed to admit I'm growing more varieties of peppers than tomatoes again this year. I'll save seeds this time.

This is the arroz con polo in a raingutter bucket. It seemed to like that spot. This is a sweet pepper with great flavor for seasoning dishes. One of the standouts from my garden last year.

March 3, 2015	#21
rockyonekc Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Zone 5b - Blue Springs, MO Posts: 78	Here's a list of the plants I have started. So far. Most of the seeds came from Baker's Creek and Sustainable Seed Co. Arroz Con Polo Cayenne Sweet Corno Di Toro Rosso Criolla De Cocina Giant Acanagua Jimmy Nardello Melrose Mulato Isleno NuMex Joe E Parker Pasilla Bajio Red Marconi Shi shi to Sweet Apple* Sweet Jalapeno * buying Sweet Apple from the guy I get my tomatoes from. I grew it last year and loved the crisp sweet flavor. I'm ashamed to admit I'm growing more varieties of peppers than tomatoes again this year. I'll save seeds this time. This is the arroz con polo in a raingutter bucket. It seemed to like that spot. This is a sweet pepper with great flavor for seasoning dishes. One of the standouts from my garden last year. Last edited by rockyonekc; March 3, 2015 at 09:03 PM.