Re: Variety

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• Date: Thu, 1 Jan 1998 11:45:22 -0800 (PST)
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At 06:26 AM 1/1/98 -0800, Neason wrote:
>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
North Star has been a nice early bell pepper with good size and quality for
the NW as well.  I agree with Peto Wonder, too.
From the Hatch Patch
>
>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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>
Duane Hatch 		hatch@efn.org	
Eugene, Oregon

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