Baby Bell Peppers

[MickinMD ★]

I was looking a red bell peppers when this bag caught my eye.  Seven tiny bell peppers, 12 oz, and I thought - even before I read the "perfect portion" circle on the upper right of the package, "One of them is just right for a salad!"

So I bought them and re-thought my garden for this year (bottom pic).

I've already got 2 relatives and a friend who want me to grow some for them, so it's good I bought cheap (but no Prime free shipping) packages of 100 seeds each for red and yellow baby bells.  They also sell mixed-color seeds, but they don't produce different color ripe peppers on the same plant, so you'd just be guessing what color you planted.  So I stuck with red and yellow.

 

[Further]

I got about 10 kinds of pepper seeds, and I'll prolly buy a few started plants. 

I like peppers and I enjoy growing them.

Tomatoes I'm cutting way back on, I like them, but don't enjoy growing them.

I don't need the produce, so flowers and peppers are where it's at for me this year.

[Airehead]

Yum

[ChrisL]

We get those bags of peppers, cherry tomato’s, sweat peas, celery & baby carrots to make veggie bags to take to lunch.  

[Ralphie ★]

3 hours ago, ChrisL said:

We get those bags of peppers, cherry tomato’s, sweat peas, celery & baby carrots to make veggie bags to take to lunch.  

Similar for me, but the peppers are more like non hot chilis than bells. Also snow peas, celery, grapes, daikon, green pepper, jalapeno, and regular radishes. 

[sheep_herder ★]

We love bell peppers, and buy the big ones when they are on sale. Eat it all, or remainder keeps well in a zip lock bag. Work as well, or better than chips with dip.