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**carolyn137** · February 4, 2008

I found something interesting today when I looked at the 1996 SSE YEarbook.

Bill Minkey lists Gold n Green and cites Lon93 as his source and says 75 days, bush plant, 2" fruits, bronze gold outside, bright green inside, irregular shape, good flavor.

And in the same Yearbook in the same section he also lists Green and Yellow and Lon as a source, but no year given.

irregular shape, pepper type, yellow with green stripes, beautiful and sweet with good flavor, very productive.

So apprently Ken was offering both Gold n'Green and Green and Yellow at the same time, Bill grew them at the same time, and his descriptions suggest they are different varieties.

Just thought some of you might be interested.

February 4, 2008	#11
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	I found something interesting today when I looked at the 1996 SSE YEarbook. Bill Minkey lists Gold n Green and cites Lon93 as his source and says 75 days, bush plant, 2" fruits, bronze gold outside, bright green inside, irregular shape, good flavor. And in the same Yearbook in the same section he also lists Green and Yellow and Lon as a source, but no year given. irregular shape, pepper type, yellow with green stripes, beautiful and sweet with good flavor, very productive. So apprently Ken was offering both Gold n'Green and Green and Yellow at the same time, Bill grew them at the same time, and his descriptions suggest they are different varieties. Just thought some of you might be interested. __________________ Carolyn