100 Heirloom California Wonder Bell Pepper Vegetable Garden Plant Seeds *Free Recipe Included!

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I'm hoping I don't get outbid too much cause this would make an awesome Easter/Mother's day gift for my mother, she's wanting to plant a bunch of different heirloom veggies since they are said to be a little more resistant to disease and weather and produce more.

Apr 9th, 2011 at 2:42:21 PM PDT by

Almost all of my vegetables grown are heirloom except for my sweet corn. Hybred corn seed is way more disease intollerant than heirloom corn. Corn is open pollinated and I've had bad luck with heirloom corn mixing with my neighbours variety.

Apr 11th, 2011 at 11:14:48 PM PDT by

what is tea manure I won an auction in fact 2 from a lady who told me about that but she said you told her about it

Apr 11th, 2011 at 10:06:05 PM PDT by

Manure tea is easier and cheaper than keeping a compst pile or buying plant food. Just take a bucket or I use a trash can. Put a couple of shovel full of manure ( you can also use store bought manure) then fill with water. Stir it by bringing the sediment from the bottom to the top so that it hits the air. It will smell for a day but, after that.. there's really no smell. Whenever you want to feed your veggie plants.. just stir and scoop some out to water your plants. You'll see larger and more healthier plants.

Here's a video link to learn more about manure tea.. rather compost tea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCbeALuAYsg

I actually use my bell pepper and other veggie plants as edible landscape. Instead of planting head along a fence line.. I use bell pepper plants instead. Like like full sun. I'm in southern California and so, bell pepper and tomato grow all year long here. If you give them a bit of fertilizer particularly manure tea.. your plants will last two years or so. They don't mind container planting either. If you plant them in a container .. you can also plant the holy trinity as like plant a bell pepper, tomato plant and basil all together. They like that.

Pepper take a bit longer to germinate than tomato or other vegetable plants.. so be patiend. I just use an old squar plastic storeage container that I've place a few holes in for drainage. No special soil is needed. My soil is sandy and they don't mind it at all. Keep the soil moist but not saturated.

Apr 11th, 2011 at 11:09:54 PM PDT by

thank you so very much

Apr 12th, 2011 at 12:42:49 AM PDT by

FREE: 100 Heirloom California Wonder Bell Pepper Vegetable Garden Plant Seeds *Free Recipe Included!