Follow along with me as I create and maintain organic raised garden beds and landscape in the extreme and unforgiving Arizona desert! Learn, share and ask questions. Together this garden blog will provide valuable knowledge of working organic principals to create your own mini ecosystem. Let's make the garden the first place you want to go and the last place you want to leave!
Showing posts with label serrano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serrano. Show all posts
Friday, December 31, 2010
Picking peppers during December in Arizona, 2010
Labels:
anaheim peppers,
Arizona,
AZ,
cilantro,
desert peppers,
herbs,
hot peppers,
jalapeno,
large peppers,
peppers,
serrano
Thursday, November 4, 2010
A bowl of fresh picked home grown jalapeno and serrano peppers
Today we made salsa with our home grown jalapeno and serrano peppers! Not sure how many of each pepper we have in this bowl, but by picking these peppers I hope to stimulate more pepper production from our plants. There were quite a few more peppers still hanging on the pepper plants even after picking these!
Labels:
Arizona,
AZ,
desert peppers,
gardening,
hot peppers,
jalapeno,
jalapeno peppers,
large peppers,
serrano,
serrano pepper,
small peppers
Picked a lot of serrano peppers today
Have a look at our serrano peppers. They are very good at blending in, each time the wind would blow the pepper plant around, I'd see a few more serrano peppers hiding!
Labels:
Arizona,
AZ,
garden food,
hot peppers,
how to grow peppers in Arizona,
peppers,
serrano,
serrano pepper
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Arizona garden in April of 2010
I found this old footage of our Arizona garden from April 2010 as we were just starting out.
Labels:
anaheim peppers,
Arizona,
AZ,
canning tomatoes,
desert peppers,
garden,
gardening,
grapevines,
hot peppers,
jalapeno,
serrano
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