Re: [CH] No Heat Habs

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Susan Byers,

Thanks for the leads on low heat chiles. Perhaps I can get seed in the
future or find it from another source.

As to your comment below, how far apart are the fields? Did you know
that bees prefer to work all the flowere of a single type before moving
on to another species? Bees will fly over three miles when foraging.

Best of growing,

Bob Cannon
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>field which is in a completely different area than my chile field. >Last
> year, I did have one VERY HOT plant appear in the sweet hab row. It >didn't
> even look like a chinense at all. Boy, was it hot. Why did this >happen? The Chile Woman

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