On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 22:27:42 -0400, Pam Rudd
wrote:

a good mouthful per pepper.

A regular sized bell pepper that grows on a small plant is a
Buran pepper. It's a Polish heirloom that I got from Seed Savers.
www.seedsavers.com

I'd give them a big thumbs up! Good flavor, and popping out
peppers all over the smallish plants. They produced all summer
and into fall for me last year. This year they're covered in
green peppers, but I'm a believer in letting peppers get ripe,
so I haven't picked any yet.

Thanks, this is good to know. I'll try them.

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shiver Ugh, I'm a real cold wussie, I get whiney when it gets
below 40F. I'd rather deal with the heat and humidity now than
the kinda cold you get in the winter.

Pam, although one of my dogs would like to live in year 'round
snow.

I'd probably like it too, I have no problems with cold but
detest heat and humidity.

We have two long-furred dogs, one a rough collie (Lassie
type of collie) and even in our relatively cooler summers,
they both need a lot of clipping or I think they'd die in
their heavy fur coats. Especially the collie - his fur is
more than a foot thick in places.

Pat