We have quite a bit of shade as well, though we do have one fairly decent spot of direct sun near the house. I also like to grow in containers on this gravel shoulder beside the driveway since our front yard gets more direct sun than the back.
If I get a nice big harvest of super hot peppers then I’m going to freeze some, pickle some, and dehydrate some. It’s pretty difficult to find uses for super hot fresh peppers unless you’re using them in a stir fry, Chinese style.
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Me too, but I have to be practical with the ingredients I choose, as not everyone in my family loves getting burned in the mouth. LOL
We are fortunate enough to have several large nurseries in the area, so once spring hits, I’m sure my wife and I will see what they have.
Our challenge is having a huge backyard that has a lot of tree coverage (shade), so produce that requires a lot of sunlight won’t thrive.
At the very least, we’re looking at replacing our backyard grass with clover to bring more pollinators to the yard 😆
We have quite a bit of shade as well, though we do have one fairly decent spot of direct sun near the house. I also like to grow in containers on this gravel shoulder beside the driveway since our front yard gets more direct sun than the back.
If I get a nice big harvest of super hot peppers then I’m going to freeze some, pickle some, and dehydrate some. It’s pretty difficult to find uses for super hot fresh peppers unless you’re using them in a stir fry, Chinese style.