FINALLY. This is our first green pepper on our pepper plant. I was first convinced that I'd killed it last month and then I was sure we wouldn't get any peppers because of the stinky soil I planted it in. Turns out I was wrong. It's just a late bloomer. Pico de gallo is near. I'm putting them in even if the recipe doesn't call for them.Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Ta-Da!
FINALLY. This is our first green pepper on our pepper plant. I was first convinced that I'd killed it last month and then I was sure we wouldn't get any peppers because of the stinky soil I planted it in. Turns out I was wrong. It's just a late bloomer. Pico de gallo is near. I'm putting them in even if the recipe doesn't call for them.
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Jealous! None of our green peppers grew last year. No one in Rexburg had green peppers. I guess you are just a natural!
Great job! And great picture too. Reading that and then seeing the pictures of the pigs right below it reminded me of my garden last year. We had pigs in our backyard (yes, I know...). They were moved just in time for me to plant the garden...right where the pigs lived. My husband told me it would be great fertilizer, but really it just killed all the tomatoes and peppers. Now that was some stinky soil.
i try to tell you ALL the time you are AMAZING!!! what a perfect little pepper....i am SOO PROUD of you AMAZING E!!! i would say keep it up but i know you will!!!
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