Poblano peppers are easy to grow at home and make a great addition to any garden. Be sure to plant the seeds indoors about 8–12 weeks before the last frost date and place the tray by your window ...

Pepper plants are easily grown as long as they receive ... If you want peppers with a little kick, try Poblano, Padron or Shishito. Once you purchase your starts, you should begin the process ...

The hottest pepper is the Carolina Reaper, with a Scoville measurement of 1.5 million to 2 million, which makes it one to two million times hotter than the often-used Poblano, coming in at 1,000 ...

Of his 700 pepper plants, about 50 or 60 are poblano peppers. Seeds started in early February in a greenhouse go out to the fields around the end of March, at the same time Mangham is putting in ...

Poblano peppers can add some heat to a dish, or even become a meal like chile rellenos. But watch out for those Carolina Reaper peppers. All of these dishes have in common the humble pepper plant ...

Out of 10 tomato plants, two cucumber plants, six poblano pepper plants and six red pepper plants, I got maybe two handfuls of cherry and grape tomatoes, five or six plum tomatoes, five cucumbers, two ...

The poblano peppers were a deep green, with waxy skin that reflected the sunlight. They had grown in Loudoun County soil alongside 20,000 pepper plants of all varieties, from bells to jalapeños ...

Dear Master Gardener: I got excited with the 80-degree weather and planted some herbs and poblano peppers ... and the flowers on the pepper plants were shriveled up. With the dip in temperatures ...