Seasoning Pepper Help.

[skealo]

I'm looking to pick a couple seasoning peppers for next years garden.

I've had no experience with any and I'm looking for favorites/popular ones.

I've got room for about 2 or 3 plants.

What would you suggest?

Thanks
Neal

[rainbowberry]

I don't know for suggestions but Tobago Seasoning and Trinidad Seasoning seem to be popular, here's (http://www.thechileman.org/results.php?chile=1&find=seasoning&heat=Any&origin=Any&genus=Any) the link I posted earlier.

[Chiliac]

If you are looking for peppers that taste really good, but have little or no heat, I'd suggest Champion and Lombardo!

Champion

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj317/chiliac/Chilis%202008/p08_01_02.jpg

Lombardo

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj317/chiliac/Chilis%202008/rot01.jpg

The pod on the right is not a Lomardo, of course!

[skealo]

Rainbow - Thanks for that link earlier, its really what started me on this thread. I read all those and I'm really excited to grow some. Do you know how they produce? I've got limited space.... :(

Chiliac - Thanks for those. I've never heard of either. Would u suggest one over the other?

[Chiliac]

For me, Lombardo was a bit more prolific, but Champion had the better taste, although both taste great. If I had to choose, I'd grow Champion. You can get seeds for both from me (or by joining the Pass the parcel seed trade once you've got enough posts). Both varieties are great whenn it comes to the aroma.

[skealo]

Chiliac - I would love to get some of those seeds!! Thanks for the offer!

PM'ed.

[Chiliac]

ditto

[talas]

Champion o yes great pepper..Grenada seasoning,St Lucia (YELLOW) both great peppers :)

[Chiliac]

In case you have any St.Lucia seeds, please add them to the list, Talas! Cheers! :)

[talas]

Lol they'll be some some Roberto Carlos as long as this damn weather doesn't kill it to buddy ;)