Re: peppers just now producing...

I'd be more inclined to attribute the late development to some rain after a

long drought.  (I'm not sure where you are, but we got 6" of rain in two 
days so I suddenly had blooms on 2 of my Encore azaleas  --  a bit ironic,

considering how many of my other azaleas died because of the drought.)

I'm surprised that any pepper buds survived the cold temperatures, though!

But if you have the time, you might try digging up a plant or two, putting

it in a container and bring it in so you can brag about having peppers for

Thanksgiving.

Anne


"ncstockguy" <ncstockguy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> We bought and planted a couple of pepper plants from Lowes last May.
> The plants seemed be healthy but did not produce all summer.  I was
> out doing a little pre winter maintenance work the other day and
> noticed they have a bunch of small peppers coming on now.. mid
> November.  Anyone else have peppers that did this? I am wondering if
> Lowes was selling the wrong variety for this climate.... Usually we
> get peppers by early July.
>