RE: [CH] nice de Witt suprise

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> They also had de Witt and Bosland's Pepper garden, but I'm 
> not sure whether there's anything I can learn in that one that
> I haven't already or can't learn from the list. What do people
> think of that book?

   The Pepper Garden is geared more towards the history of
chiles and how to grow them.  Peppers of the World leans more
towards indentification.  I own copies of each and use both as
reference books, but as I learn more what works in my garden
and what doesn't, I find myself looking more at PotW.  Some-
times to think about varieties I want to grow, sometimes to
help describe unusual pods I've gotten.

Scott... KCK

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