Chile Peppers: Adding Heat to Your Garden
From the cool and mild bell to the scorching-hot habanero, there's a pepper for every palate.
(8 photos)The right plants in the right place can go a long way toward helping to mitigate the effects of the weather on your garden.
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Help ensure that your garden can ride out the vagaries of weather by including plants that handle a wide range of conditions. Daylilies have sometimes been called the "perfect perennial." Low maintenance, heat tolerant and pest resistant, they put up with a wide range of soil types and light conditions, and each variety produces at least a week's worth of prolific blooms. They don't mind occasionally having wet feet and, once established, they're resistant to drought. Extreme dryness may cause them to go dormant, but they usually recover. USDA Zones 3 to 10.
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From the cool and mild bell to the scorching-hot habanero, there's a pepper for every palate.
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