Re: [CH] what is up

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Welcome back.  I ordered 18 plants from www.chilepants.com . Plus a few more
from Family Tree. Only go there during the week. So far the cat we adopted
last year is keeping the long eared rats out of the garden so no plants are
eaten down to a nub. Like all of them were last spring. Things are looking
up here south of KCK and I may have some chiles to spare. Maybe we can set
up a trade. Good luck with the chiles you do have.

Mike in Olathe


----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott" <rooftopvoter@excite.com>
To: <chile-heads@globalgarden.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 9:17 AM
Subject: [CH] what is up


>
>
>    Back from Korea.  Good bibimbap served on the KAL flight.  Neat little
miniature toothpaste tube-like container of chile/garlic paste brightened it
up nicely.
>
>    Ladybug larvae on the spirea plants out front decimating the aphids
that tried to take up residence.  Nice to know they're around should aphids
head for the chiles... speaking of which...
>
>    Only 8 plants this year, all from Family Tree Nursery.  4 cayenne,
> 4 serrano.  All under 8", in tomato cages to protect against wind.  Better
than nothing.
>
>    They're putting in a Habanero's Restaurant right outside the front gate
of Ft. Leavenworth, so things are looking up.
>
> Scott... ya gotta love that soju... KCK
>
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