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May 12, 2016 10:18 AM CST
Name: Arturo Tarak
Bariloche,Rio Negro, Argentina (Zone 8a)
Dahlias Irises Plant Lover: Loves 'em all! Roses
Hi just a reminder, I've just brought in our summer/fall harvest of hot peppers. They are really worth the while because they are so easy to grow. They are PadrĂ³n a Spanish type hot pepper not too hot.
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This a tray of Cayennes awaiting to be dried and stored in tins eventually.


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Thinking that we've collected this much from less than 12 sp ft. which provides us ample hot peppers for our home use for this coming year or probably a second one as well., it doesn`t require much space either.

I've read also that capsicin is reported as a natural anticarcinogen . At least I found an added reason to keep adding hot peppers to my stews! Hilarious!

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