Re: Variety

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You might try Peto Wonder.  They get to be about 8" long and 4" across
the top with very thick walls.  They do well under cover here in the Pac
NW so you should have no problem in MI where the summer nights are much
warmer.

Steve


Michael D. Cook wrote:
> 
> Hi, everybody.  I am new to the list, have gardened most of my life (but
> not necessarily with any expertise).  How about some suggestions for
> favorite varieties of sweet peppers?  Last year I grew Mandarin; it was the
> most flavorful bell-type I have ever grown, but I'm looking for a new
> variety to try this year.  Thanks for any input.
> 
> Sheila S.
> Niles, MI Z5/6

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