Peppers

Health Benefits: They have antioxidant properties. High content of Vitamin C. The mini peppers are a high-fiber food, in addition is low in calories. What… Read More »What Are Mini Peppers Good For?

Mini bell peppers don’t have ribs and seeds, so you don’t need to cut them. You can roast them whole! Plus, I find the mini… Read More »Can You Eat Mini Bell Peppers Whole?

Tien Tsin Peppers (pronounced “tea-in sin”), Capsicum annuum, are also called Chinese red pepper, Chinese hot pepper, Tianjin pepper or chao tian jiao (which translates… Read More »What Are The Little Red Peppers In Chinese Food?

Due to their low-sodium nature, Mini Sweet Peppers may help reduce the risk of high blood pressure. Most importantly, they contain no saturated fat or… Read More »What Are The Benefits Of Eating Sweet Mini Peppers?

While you can take out the seeds of mini peppers, you don’t need to. The whites and seeds in the peppers are edible and due… Read More »Do You Have To Take The Seeds Out Of Mini Peppers?

18-24". For the best harvests and healthy plants, we like to plant pepper plants in deep beds, we recommend 18-24″ of soil depth. Small peppers… Read More »How Deep Does A Raised Bed Need To Be For Peppers?

Pepper plants will produce side roots from the stem (called adventitious roots) but they do so more slowly than tomatoes, so if planted too deep,… Read More »Can You Plant Peppers Too Deep?

Soil Depth Requirements for Common Garden Vegetables Shallow Rooting 12″ – 18″ Medium Rooting 18″ – 24″ Deep Rooting 24″ – 36″+ Kohlrabi, Bok Choy… Read More »How Deep Does A Raised Garden Bed Need To Be For Peppers?

They grow well in raised beds, containers, and in-ground gardens. Plant them 18 to 24 inches apart in a sunny, well-drained spot. Pepper plants need… Read More »Do Peppers Grow Well In Raised Beds?

Pepper plants, like many veggies in your garden, need phosphorus in high doses in order to produce a good number of flowers. Each one of… Read More »Do Peppers Like Bone Meal?