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Tag Archives: peppers
Bedraggled be gone!
The other day the pepper plants looked like they might still be functioning. Today they looked like this: So, to the compost bin they went. I’m happy about this as it means I can now move on. Or rather the … Continue reading
Summer lives on
Personally, I’m really pleased that it has cooled down – new coat and boots which I couldn’t wear if it was roasting – and the vegetables don’t seem to have blinked an eyelid at the change to autumn. That’s all … Continue reading
The beginnings of a sweet pepper
In view of the fact that it is going to be blustery today, I decided to start in the garden by staking up the tomato plants where needed. I also cut off the lower branches to get sun to the … Continue reading
They’re chilli peppers!
I’ve been looking at one of my pepper plants for a while now, wondering why the fruit refused to grow. The plant has been nibbled by aphids – the lemon peel insecticide didn’t work and I kept picking the aphids … Continue reading
The smell of orange in the morning
I had to throw one of my indoor pepper plants on the compost the other day because it was totally infested with aphids. I had hoped that all the other pepper plants dotted about the house (four of them) would … Continue reading
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Peppers popping
After a week that looks like this I was very pleased yesterday morning to see these If the weather forecast is as predicted, they should be feeling more comfortable from now on. That said, the outdoor cucumbers have … Continue reading
The red cayenne pepper
I’ve been growing cayenne pepper for months and have eaten a few fruit green. None of them seems to want to turn red, however, so I was overjoyed just now when I went to water the plants and discovered that … Continue reading