Re: [CH] Serranos in Southern California

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>At 02:08 PM 9/15/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>Hello to all my chile-head friends:)
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>>Do serranos require any special measures during California's rainy
>>season, or can they be left in the ground.
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>Before last winter I had a serrano last 3 years--and I did nothing to try
>and save it.  It didn't look pretty, but it still gave me lots of peppers.
>None of the more exotic stuff ever lasted a winter for me.  I guessing the
>serranos are more hardy.  Of course last year's rain wiped out the garden.
>I now have 5 serranos in the yard--hopefully they'll last the winter (but I
>still have no plans to take any extraordinary measures to save them...).
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>Dan Hirschi
>unlurking from Van Nuys (in So Cal)
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