Lay them down?

greenthumbomaha · April 30, 2017

You're always welcome up here Worth. It's a much shorter season than you are used to but the restaurants pay top dollar for certain items.

I cleared a new area for peppers where a lean to was so it should be pretty fertile. I ordered v shaped plant supports on amazon about 5 bucks each. Planning on two peppers on either side. They should last for years and stack for storage.

Maybe try a few per year for large enterprises and build the collection gradually or buy wholesale all at once.

- Lisa

April 30, 2017	#16
greenthumbomaha Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Omaha Zone 5 Posts: 2,514	You're always welcome up here Worth. It's a much shorter season than you are used to but the restaurants pay top dollar for certain items. I cleared a new area for peppers where a lean to was so it should be pretty fertile. I ordered v shaped plant supports on amazon about 5 bucks each. Planning on two peppers on either side. They should last for years and stack for storage. Maybe try a few per year for large enterprises and build the collection gradually or buy wholesale all at once. - Lisa