Pick the best peppers to grow with this pepper plant variety list, including japapeno, cayenne, and poblano. Plus learn to ...

Peppers and tomatoes are closely related, but unlike tomatoes, peppers should never be planted deeply. Bury your plants to the same depth that they were in the pot. Plant them 12 to 18 inches ...

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 ...

I also grow poblano peppers for frying, baking and stuffing. Most of the hot peppers require long seasons to develop. So I am ordering them now and will plant them while the warm autumn sun will ...

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 ...

Down in Molena, 25 miles southwest of Griffin, David Mangham and his wife Ava operate Circle M Farm.

Down in Molena, 25 miles southwest of Griffin, David Mangham and his wife Ava operate Circle M Farm.

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 ...

Three months, almost to the day, after I planted my garden — OK, my two horse troughs — I have to report another dismal harvest. Out of 10 tomato plants, two cucumber plants, six poblano pepper plants ...

If your warm-season plants have suffered significant damage, ... Dear Master Gardener: I got excited with the 80-degree weather and planted some herbs and poblano peppers.