I’ve got three varieties on the go – Hot Devil’s Brew, Hotscotch and a cheapie that was just
labelled ‘Cayenne Peppers’. Think they are doing ok so far:
A few haven’t made it, but most of them seem to be going, some looking a bit weedy but
others looking much more healthy – like this one:
Will be interesting to see if these really are as hot as promised:
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I love seeing plants like this. I think I like them even better than in gardens. There’s something refreshing about their regularity and potential.
I’m updating the Loose and Leafy Tree Following Page to give an indication of where our trees are growing. Like – country and county. Wondering what I should put for you. Can’t find a geographical note on your blog – just that you used. to be in a town and now you’re in the country.
Thanks, yes I like the potential too, every day I haven’t killed them off is a great one 🙂
I’m in Worcestershire, nearest town Evesham. I’ve taken some pics of my tree today ready for Monday’s post..
Thanks. I’ve now added that in. Looking forward to reading about your crab apple. I haven’t written my post yet. I’ve been hoping for brighter weather to improve on the ones of my tree I’ve taken in dull light. I think I’ll have to give up and use the ones I’ve got now. It would be a bit embarrassing to be the only one without a post ready!
They look really good. Can I add a link to this on my Chilli post?
Yes of course, thank you!
Will do it now.