Pepper Breeding Chart
Gardeners are mostly lottery ticket people with seeds: Buy a packet, throw it in the ground and see what happens. This laissez-faire attitude goes pretty … Read more
Gardeners are mostly lottery ticket people with seeds: Buy a packet, throw it in the ground and see what happens. This laissez-faire attitude goes pretty … Read more
Mid-July can be tomato overload time: you go out and pick three crates of red things over 48 hours’ time, and then your friends politely … Read more
When you sow lettuce seed, it’s not arithmetic; it’s a matter of how much risk you’re willing to take in a small area. Don’t think … Read more
The particular kind of interest is in cross breeding peppers. When you do this, you’re pulling traits from one plant and splicing them onto another: … Read more
Planting pea seeds along a trellis is a recipe for panic: Plant too many, and you have tangled vines impossible to harvest; plant too few, … Read more
You’ve got the space, you’ve got the water, you’ve got the sun, and so you plant your apple tree. And then you wait for the … Read more
It was a summer of zucchini, when vegetables became a threat. Each year it comes down to the same moment: When zucchini turns from a … Read more
So you buy a blueberry bush, and plant it with high hopes. In spring, it grows leaves; then it produce flowers. Your bush looks healthy … Read more
A packet of seeds tells you they will be abundant, but it never says exactly how much you will get or when, in August for … Read more
Bell peppers are one of those common garden casualties: suddenly, a plant you’ve watched thrive for months dissapears, or it just goes mysteriously limp and … Read more
Even though the pumpkin vine might appear to be doing great in late July; all leaves with no fruit; chances are, it’s not. You’ve planted … Read more