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FROM THE GARDEN

Why do peppers always wait until it is time for frost before doing their thing? I would have loved to see some bright reds and oranges among these, but a killing frost is imminent, so I decided to pull them all off. Pickled peppers will be their fate!

Vero
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Why do peppers always wait until it is time for frost before doing their thing? I would have loved to see some bright reds and oranges among these, but a killing frost is imminent, so I decided to pull them all off.
Pickled peppers will be their fate!

12 responses to “FROM THE GARDEN”

  1. Mags Win Avatar
    Mags Win

    Good looking peppers, Vero.

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    1. Vero Avatar
      Vero

      Thank you. Maggie! I just gave my neighbor about half of them.

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  2. Anne Mehrling Avatar
    Anne Mehrling

    I like your peppers. Green is my favorite color.

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    1. Vero Avatar
      Vero

      I love green as well! Different shades for different seasons or purposes. I’m trying to figure out what to do with all of the peppers.

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  3. Silver James Avatar
    Silver James

    Not a pepper person (except for the occasional jalepenos) so they could not do their thing I’d I be okay with it… *ducks and runs* Hope you enjoy them! 😉

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    1. Vero Avatar
      Vero

      I don’t like them either other than pickled.I don’t like the flavor at all when just cooked/baked plain as in stuffed peppers. I do like to munch on them raw when they have turned red, and have a bit more sweetness.

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  4. ghostmmnc Avatar
    ghostmmnc

    Looks like some really nice green peppers – a good harvest! 🙂

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    1. Vero Avatar
      Vero

      There were a lot more hiding in there than I realized. lol Lots of pickled peppers coming up!

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      1. ghostmmnc Avatar
        ghostmmnc

        We used to go pick all the tomatoes ripe and green right before the frost, then put them in the cellar where they would keep, and the green ones would ripen. We’d have fresh tomatoes for a long time. Don’t know if that would work for peppers 🙂

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        1. Vero Avatar
          Vero

          No, peppers won’t ripen like tomatoes do. They will keep a long time in the refrigerator, but don’t ripen.

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    Anonymous

    There must be a glut of peppers this year. Our local IGA has marked every pepper, hot or sweet, down to 1.99/lb.

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    1. Vero Avatar
      Vero

      That’s not a bad price at all! I know mine are really bearing well at this late date. ((Excuse the look of the site at the moment. I’m re-decorating. lol))

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