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Old July 15, 2016   #31
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Jillian, beautiful pictures. Love all your peppers. Quiet interesting varieties.
What is the name of that heart shaped tomato in your hand (green)? Is it ripe yet?
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Looks.special to me thanks for posting.
Grilled peppers with salt. Yum yum.
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Old July 15, 2016   #33
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Lindalana, I water the grow bags every other day unless it has been really hot with no rain. I feel of them daily.


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Jillian, beautiful pictures. Love all your peppers. Quiet interesting varieties.
What is the name of that heart shaped tomato in your hand (green)? Is it ripe yet?
Efisakov, that one is Kosovo, there is a pic of it on the scale. It was delicious!

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Old July 15, 2016   #34
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O boy, another one on my to grow list.
btw Oxheart from Zagreb looks similar. It is not ripening yet. mmm
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Old July 16, 2016   #35
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O boy, another one on my to grow list.
btw Oxheart from Zagreb looks similar. It is not ripening yet. mmm

efisakov, I highly recommend!

A few goodies from garden today, and then a sick plant. This was from a sucker of GGWT that I potted up a few weeks ago. It looked great at first, then started curling and now looks like this. I know it looks like herbicide damage but I just cannot figure out how it would have happened. Could it be a virus? Should I pull it?

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Old July 16, 2016   #36
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efisakov, I highly recommend!

A few goodies from garden today, and then a sick plant. This was from a sucker of GGWT that I potted up a few weeks ago. It looked great at first, then started curling and now looks like this. I know it looks like herbicide damage but I just cannot figure out how it would have happened. Could it be a virus? Should I pull it?

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Severe herbicide damage, yes pull, that will never recover. Very sorry.
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Severe herbicide damage, yes pull, that will never recover. Very sorry.
Thanks Marsha. The only way I can figure this happened was by my own hand. I composted some lawn clippings from neighbors and never questioned their use of herbicide. Never again. Live and learn.
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Thanks Marsha. The only way I can figure this happened was by my own hand. I composted some lawn clippings from neighbors and never questioned their use of herbicide. Never again. Live and learn.
I had it happen to a grape tomato plant one time from wind born herbicide my neighbor sprayed.
The only plant in the garden and it was in the middle of all places.

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Your Green Tiger tomato looks so good. How is the taste for you?
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Your Green Tiger tomato looks so good. How is the taste for you?
I am in love with both Green Tiger and Blush. To me both of them are the perfect tomato for salads and pico de gallo. The taste is very similar IMO, blush may be a bit milder.
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yum yum - chow chow!
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Here are a few pics taken here and there. Although I am just a back yard gardener I have been fairly pleased thus far. The only big problem was with the zucchini, the one pictured underwent major surgery a couple weeks ago. I split the stem about two inches and had to rip it open to get the SVB larvae out. (yukkkkkk) I had three infected with these, pulled one and am very surprised the other two have survived and now flowering.

I could not figure out how to describe individual pics. My apologies. My garden is nothing special but just thought I would share.

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Salsa? Recipe please?
Also that Ozone pepper- is it sweet one? Looks gorgeous, love that blush!
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Salsa? Recipe please?
Also that Ozone pepper- is it sweet one? Looks gorgeous, love that blush!
http://www.kimscravings.com/2015/06/...mn-salsa-ever/

I double or triple recipe, we eat lots of salsa. Last batch made with lots of different tomatoes and peppers from the garden, sweet, hot, very hot. Added a couple squirts of agave nectar to balance the heat. Very simple but really the best **** salsa!

Feher ozon is a paprika, somewhat sweet with a hint of spice. Also growing Leutshauer paprika which has a little kick and is a production machine!

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I read that Ozone peppers are depleting the ozone layer at 20 times the rate of chlorofluorocarbons
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I read that Ozone peppers are depleting the ozone layer at 20 times the rate of chlorofluorocarbons
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