Hot peppers, or chili peppers, grow exceptionally well in Southern California’s hot, dry climate. Not only do they grow well, but they also develop more heat and flavor during the late summer.

While it’s getting easier to find a variety of fresh and dried peppers at the grocery store, it’s much more fun and ...

Our Master Gardener Laura Simpson has some spicy advice for you.

Each year, it seems as though our local garden centers are offering more varieties of chili peppers to choose from. How do you know what to buy? How can you use them or preserve them? Hot peppers, or ...

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