I overwintered a sweet pepper last winter but it did not do very well, I had
peppers about all winter but it was ones that were already on the plant when
I put it in the greenhouse.
I put it out in the spring and it did not produce well. The new ones I
started from seed had more peppers and earlier than it did!!!!
Hope you have better luck.

--
Sam
Along the Grand Strand of Myrtle Beach,SC
"David Auker" wrote in message
...
It's starting to be freezing temperatures here, so I've dug up and potted
a
bunch of sweet red pepper plants that I started from seed last winter.
They
had a good growing season, and I can't bear to see my babies die out
there!

I understand that peppers are a perennial, so if I succeed in keeping them
alive until May, it seems I would be way ahead of a normal planting of
young
plants with these oldsters??

Any experience out there in wintering over sweet pepper plants? I
half-tried once, and about all that happened was I was growing aphids
inside
:-(

David