Spiciest Pepper Chart
If you’ve seen the videos of people eating realy hot peppers, you’ve probably noticed that it’s always somebody who take a wrinkly red pepper in … Read more
If you’ve seen the videos of people eating realy hot peppers, you’ve probably noticed that it’s always somebody who take a wrinkly red pepper in … Read more
Most of us fertilize using vague intuition instead of exact math. “It says here to grow something I’ll buy a big bag of stuff and … Read more
You can treat sweet potato slips like tomato seedlings if you prefer; just dig a hole, drop them in, and hope for the best. More … Read more
We tend to imagine heat as a linear progression. Mild, then medium, then hot, then … well, then the fire department has to come. But … Read more
Spring brings out the onion sets that you’re holding, wondering what to do with them. The urge can be: Dig ’em in deep, as if … Read more
Want to know what’s going on? If pepper plants fail, foliage yellows, then gets weak and fruit stop growing. If this sounds familiar, know: It … Read more
Growing caladiums is both a matter of heat and soil science. Get the heat and moisture right (and put in some organic matter), and then … Read more
Planting carrot seeds? Chances are good that you’ve done that once or twice. Sprinkle them on top of ground, and pat them in slightly. And … Read more
The bell peppers don’t suddenly start being red inside your garden, either; they continue being green awhile longer. You might get tempted and go ahead … Read more
There are twelve tomatoes in the sun, all waiting for you to grow them big and strong. To do just that, what do you think? … Read more
It’s common knowledge that a red bell pepper is simply an older form of its green cousin. Botanically speaking, yes. Culinary-wise? They is a world … Read more