Peppers
There are many types of peppers that can be grown in the garden. So many, in fact, that you are certain to find one that suits your particular needs, even if it’s in a container. The care of pepper plants is easy once you know how to handle common pepper plant problems that are likely to crop up. To avoid most pepper plant problems, we have included lots of handy information for growing peppers successfully. Keep reading to learn all about the care of pepper plants and the different types of peppers you can grow.
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Hand Pollinating Peppers: How To Hand Pollinate Pepper PlantsIn years past, I was never able to get any fruit set on pepper plants. Maybe I should have tried hand pollinating my peppers. Read this article for information on how to hand pollinate a pepper plant should fruit set be an issue for you.
By Amy Grant
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Szechuan Pepper Info – Learn How To Grow Szechuan PeppersAre you interested in raising your own Szechuan pepper? Growing this sturdy plant isn’t difficult for gardeners in USDA plant hardiness zones 6 through 9. Click on the following article and learn how to grow Szechuan peppers in your landscape.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Why Are My Peppers Bitter – How To Sweeten Peppers In The GardenThere are few things more jarring than a bitter bell pepper in a favorite dish. What causes bitter peppers? The reasons may be cultural, varietal or simply the result of an impatient gardener. Click this article to learn why peppers in the garden taste bitter.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Italian Peppers For Frying: Tips For Growing Italian Frying PeppersIf you're lucky enough to have eaten Italian frying peppers, you no doubt want to grow your own. Those who have never consumed this delight are wondering, "What are Italian frying peppers?" Click here to find out about Italian peppers for frying.
By Amy Grant
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Pimento Sweet Peppers: Tips For Growing Pimento PeppersIf you love peppers, pimento pepper plants make a tasty, as well as ornamental, addition to the garden. So how to grow pimento pepper plants? This article will help you get started with pimento pepper growing and care.
By Amy Grant
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Care Of Ghost Chili Peppers: How To Grow Ghost Pepper PlantsSome like it hot; some like it hotter. Chili pepper growers that enjoy a bit of heat will certainly get what they ask for when growing ghost peppers. Read here to learn more about these HOT pepper plants.
By Amy Grant
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What Is A Pasilla Pepper – Learn About Growing Pasilla PeppersThe pasilla pepper is a mainstay of Mexican cuisine. Popular both fresh and dried, pasilla peppers are very versatile and handy to have in your garden. Learn more pasilla bajio information in this article, including how to grow, harvest and use them in the kitchen.
By Liz Baessler
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What Is An Aji Panca Pepper – How To Grow Aji Panca ChilisAji peppers are native to the Caribbean, where they were probably grown by the Arawak people many centuries ago. Aji panca is a popular pepper - the second most common of many Peruvian aji peppers. Click here to learn about growing aji panca peppers in your garden.
By Mary H. Dyer
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What Are Poblano Peppers – How To Grow A Poblano Pepper PlantPoblanos are mild chili peppers with just enough zing to make them interesting, but considerably less than the more familiar jalapenos. Growing poblano peppers is easy and poblano uses are nearly unlimited. Learn the basics of growing poblano peppers here.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Why Are My Banana Peppers Turning Brown: Fixing Brown Banana Pepper PlantsYou are waiting to harvest the first sweet pepper but suddenly notice brown banana pepper plants or fruit. Why are my banana peppers turning brown, you wonder. Is there anything that can be done about brown banana pepper plants? Learn more here.
By Amy Grant

