Re: [CH] (Chili) Pepper marinade: Is laurel hardy? etc.

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"F. Eugene (Gene) Dunnam" wrote:
> 
> Greetings-
> Well! I was gonna ignore the comments but truly bad paronomasia
> [which of course is the best kind] like the above deserves a few
> return swipes.
> 
Well, Gene, I am about as far diagonally as I can get,but my bay laurel
is hardy in BC. Alex....what in the world have we started? This tree is
in a pot, always has been, always outside, and in the winter it can get
down to minus 15C, and I have had it for about six years, and it does
drop the occasional leaf, but is still going strong. When I do a green
chile stew, a bay leaf always goes in as well.(to try and keep this OT)
So, try and get a California bay laurel, and if it will grow in CA and
BC it should grow in Floreeda!  Cheers, Doug in BC

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