Generally, peppers grow best in USDA hardiness zones 9-11, which have warm, sunny climates with very long growing seasons. However, many varieties of pepper plants can be grown successfully in ...

Whether you live for peppers so hot they make you cry, or you simply want some of your own spicy goodness to liven up chilis ...

Grow the seedlings on in good light, and make sure that the temperature doesn’t drop below 14ºC at night. If you don't want to sow seeds, you buy pepper plants in spring. The more stars the better.

One Vegetable, One Community kicked off its second season May 30 with a pepper plant give-away at Litchfield High School. Community members were able to choose a free pepper plant, available in ...

"The original parent plants were a variety of long cayenne ... I suppose we always assumed it would be the world's tallest pepper plant (or I did), but that was more of a joke really," he said.

Grow plants in pots and place on a sunny patio ... with scissors or a sharp knife between July and September. Chilli peppers can be picked green or left longer to turn red. Before the autumn ...

Adapting a chemical used to deliver medicines through the skin, University of Minnesota Duluth scientist Tom Levar has developed a way to protect plants from browsing by deer and mice by ...