Growing hot peppers is a great way to add spiciness to your menu and color to your garden. If you're starting your hot peppers form scratch, seeds should be started indoors two to three months before ...

Chillies and peppers need potting on regularly to keep them growing strongly and prevent the plants from flowering too early, ...

There is no rush to get peppers into the garden, and they can wait until May or even June. Peppers can handle our summertime heat and actually grow faster with warmer weather. Just like other warm ...

As mentioned there is a huge variety of choices when it comes to growing peppers from seed. Most supermarkets stock red, yellow and green versions but why not try Purple Bell or Black Knight for a ...

Chili peppers have been cultivated by the Indigenous populations of Central and South America for thousands of years. Today, ...

Every spring, the students and staff at the Mendocino College Horticulture Department offer the most comprehensive plant sale ...

"Harvest them young if you like them green, or leave them on the plant to mature to red," he explained. As the peppers grow in smaller, individual pots, this makes for the perfect gardening ...

Kurtis Lowe is a bit “green” when it comes to having a green thumb, but he’s trying his hand at gardening for the first time ...

Last year the harvest grew to 2,680 peppers, when they also picked 385 tomatoes from eight plants. They’re also growing red and yellow potatoes, cucumbers, squash, green onions, eggplants and ...