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Category Archives: Peppers

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Summer Peppers Continue in the Fall …

September 20, 2017
Christine . Peppers
Banana Peppers on the plant, July 2017

Banana Peppers, July 2017

This was a great year for Peppers; they produced Continue reading →

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What is damaging my Pepper Leaves?

June 16, 2017
Christine . Peppers, Pollinators . Summer Veggies
Pepper Leaf with Cut-outs on leaf edges.

Pepper Leaf with Cut-outs on leaf edges.

In the garden, I found that some of the leaves on the bell peppers had been “cut out” along the edges.  This was not at all bothersome for me because Continue reading →

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