Jimmy loves burning hot spicy food. I like spice, but I also like to taste other flavors in my dish, something he doesn't seem to miss. In starting our gardening adventure, we both agreed that growing hot peppers was a must. We ended up picking out a mixed seed packet with Hungarian Wax, Anaheim Chili, Long Slim Red Cayenne, Ancho (Poblano) and Jalapeno M varieties. These aren't the hottest out there by a long shot, but they were available at Lowe's and a variety sounded fun. I set up my seed starting tray with a dome near the end of March and anxiously awaited the emergence of the seedlings. Finally, I saw it - I sign of life!
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| March 30: The First Seedling Emerges |
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| March 31: And It Stands Tall |
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| April 1: So Many Seedlings |
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| April 14: Those are some real leaves growing |
I can't wait to enjoy a fresh pepper this summer!
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