Turnips in bloom. Who knew turnips were attractive?
Late last season, my son and daughter wanted to plant something. It was only about a month before our average
Read moreLate last season, my son and daughter wanted to plant something. It was only about a month before our average
Read morePeppers are quite promiscuous. Peppers have “perfect” flowers, meaning that each flower has both male and female parts. If a pepper is left alone, it will simply fertilize itself. But, if you have other varieties near by, bees and other pollinators will make sure that your peppers will have two parents. If you are adventurous then this can be a great thing. Save some seed from peppers in a mixed planting bed and you will likely be surprised next season. You may even be able to tell which plants were responsible for your next generation of peppers. You will certainly know the mother as long as you make note of it when you collect your seed.
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