Re: [CH] Looking for pepper SEED/PLANTS in Phoenix Arizona!
Che Wong (che.wong@vlsi.com)
Wed, 27 Jan 1999 10:34:48 -0700
Ray,
I usually pick up my plants at Sunset Gardens Nursery at 59th Ave. &
Thunderbird Rd. in Glendale. (Usual disclaimers.) They are just south
of TBird. They usually have interesting varieties. It will be another
month or so before they get their chile plants in.
Also, last year, someone on the list talked about a wholesale grower
out at Apache Junction. I don't remember the details, but you could
search the archives for that post.
Good luck on your QUEST.
"Kasprowicz, Ray" wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have been to just about every nursery in the area, from Apache Junction to
> Sun City and all I ever find is the normal run-of-the-mill peppers. I am
> looking for anything out-of-the-ordinary and unusual for this years growing
> season. Are there any nurseries/garden centers that have "odd" and "unusual"
> plants ? Any suggestions ?
>
> If there are any chili-heads in the area that have any plants or seeds that
> they would like to donate, sell or trade, please let me know. The weirder
> the better.
>
> Last years crop (which is still growing strong) consists of, Sonoran
> Chiltepin, Purple Piquin, Mulato, Red Habanero, Thai Hot, Thai Dragon, Pusa
> Jwalla and AZR. Everything survives here over the winter but the summers are
> a real bear. I keep the plants covered with sun shade and make sure to keep
> them well watered.
>
> All are grown in pots (apartment life) and do quite well.
>
> Oh yeah, how about a good Thai or Laotian restaurant. We have been searching
> forever for a Laotian restaurant and have come to the conclusion that there
> aren't any. HELP!
--
Che Wong
che.wong@vlsi.com
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