danny919's Backyard garden
Garden Type: Backyard | Sun: Partial Sun | Soil: Peat | Established: 2011 | Organic
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An outline of a flower bed is all that was there. My wife transplanted some Hosta and I added 16 Chile pepper plants spaced 12 inches apart. Its on the South side of the house. I am interested in how long they last. The soil is compacted for the most part.
It receives vast amounts of leaf debris. The area is partial full sun 2-3 times before late afternoon the oak that provides the dappled sun also provides a shadow from its trunk for a few hours then the house blocks the hot afternoon sun.
In the fall it will receive full sun do to the oak loosing leaves the house will block the cold breezes. My container grown Black Krim Tomato lasted until December last year.
Fall 2011 I gave several good seaweed and fish emulsions. Nov 2011 trimmed back the peppers and mulched, maybe a few will survive.
Located in Raleigh, United States, danny919's Backyard garden is an outdoor organic garden that currently contains 8 plants.
This is a Backyard garden that is known to be in USDA Hardiness Zone 7b. It has mainly Peat soil and receives Partial Sun light.Plantings
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Queen Laurie Day 371
Sown on 17 May 12
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Capsicum annuum longum group
Sown on 24 Mar 12
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Capsicum baccatum
Transplanted on 07 Jun 11
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Zimbabwe Bird Pepper AVAILABLE FOR SWAP
Capsicum frutescens
Transplanted on 07 Jun 11
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Tanzanian Pepper 'Bird's eye' AVAILABLE FOR SWAP
Capsicum frutescens
Sown on 12 Apr 11 Its a wild pepper just bird pepper... Piri Piri...
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Transplanted on 12 Apr 11
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Capsicum chinense
Sown on 11 Apr 11
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Chinese pepper 'Trinidad 7 Pod or 7 Pot'
Capsicum chinense
Sown on 24 Mar 11
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