People often ask me how and why I became involved in growing peppers and I have one answer: it is a hobby that grew out of control.

Like many of you, I was dismayed at how few peppers were available at the grocery and nursery, so I began growing my own. Each pepper was so unique and delicious that I just kept growing more and more and more......I still feel there is a world of chiles out there that I have not tried but I am happily adding to my inventory each year.

A big thank you is owed to all of you who swapped seeds with me. Sharing and spreading chile diversity is a wonderful thing.

Also included in this catalog are sweet peppers, tomatoes, and tomatillos. There is nothing to compare with eating that first salsa fresh out of your own garden.

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