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Briarwoods Joined: 3/16/2006 Location: Let's Go Mets!! Posts: 1207	Posted: May/03/2006 6:32 PM PST I was just reading that although most people throw out pepper plants after the growing season, they can be taken inside and replanted the following year because they will reproduce again. Has anyone heard this? Quote \| Reply \| Report

zergas Joined: 6/23/2004 Location: Mi z5b Posts: 145	Posted: May/04/2006 6:35 PM PST yes yes perennials they are, i have 2 sweet bell this is the 2nd year i will be planting them in the yard.I repot them before the first frost and bring them in for the winter. Quote \| Reply \| Report

Byron Joined: 4/16/2003 Location: NH Posts: 195	Posted: May/09/2006 11:16 PM PST I have a friend at OSU, that kept a Rocoto pepper in a 10 gal garbage can The plant lasted 10 years with rolling it out in the spring and back inside in the fall. Quote \| Reply \| Report

Davlyn Joined: 8/10/2005 Location: Pike, NH 03780 Posts: 1001	Posted: May/09/2006 11:51 PM PST That will be interesting to see how many of us try to save our pepers for next yr... Ummmm.. What d'ya think ( ?? ) Quote \| Reply \| Report

Byron Joined: 4/16/2003 Location: NH Posts: 195	Posted: May/09/2006 11:56 PM PST Here is an over wintered Bolivian Rainbow http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/byron101540/album ?.dir=c02e&.src=ph&store=&prodid=&.done=http%3a//p hotos.yahoo.com/ph//my_photos Byron Quote \| Reply \| Report

Davlyn Joined: 8/10/2005 Location: Pike, NH 03780 Posts: 1001	Posted: May/10/2006 12:14 PM PST Very nice Byron... Ok U must see this question coming ... What are the white plastic forks for ??? Quote \| Reply \| Report

Briarwoods Joined: 3/16/2006 Location: Let's Go Mets!! Posts: 1207	Posted: May/10/2006 12:29 PM PST With bell peppers, do they still reproduce fruit in the winter while indoors or do they "rest"? Quote \| Reply \| Report

zergas Joined: 6/23/2004 Location: Mi z5b Posts: 145	Posted: May/10/2006 8:28 PM PST as long as u have good light conditions thy will keep fruiting, if my plants could talk i bet they would be very upset been producing fruits non stop for 2 years now Quote \| Reply \| Report

Byron Joined: 4/16/2003 Location: NH Posts: 195	Posted: May/10/2006 8:33 PM PST Linda The forks are to keep the cat out Byron Quote \| Reply \| Report

Herbyann Joined: 3/29/2002 Location: Sunny So. Calif. Zone 10 Posts: 3490	Posted: May/10/2006 8:35 PM PST [COLOR="Lime"]When I grow peppers for my Salsa garden they look pretty used up by the end of the season. That would be the red yellow and green bell's, anaheim, serrano, Jalapino and Habanero. I jus compost them and start fresh in the spring. That gives you time to amend the soil for a new year. [/COLOR] Quote \| Reply \| Report

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