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Re: SQFT Digest - 30 Apr 1997 to 1 May 1997

Shawn said:   "Well, I'm no expert, but I once grew a patch of green bell
peppers
next to a patch of "Anaheim" or what is now called New Mexican mildly
hot peppers. I got small skinny bells with a very bitter flavor and
huge Anaheims that tasted very good, but a lot milder than I expected.
I guess it depends on which characters you want for your plants
:-)
I personally would separate them after my experience."

I agree.... I planted bells (variety) in one bed, and anaheims in the other
bed right next to the bells... everybody had great shape and size according
to the plants, but the anaheims never did get even mildly hot...

The next year I separated the hots and the sweets by about 20 feet or more
and got great hot peppers and very sweet bells.... I vote for separation
too!

Huck
Shawn

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