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Welcome to the colorful world of bell peppers! Bell peppers are one of the most popular home gardening crops. And no wonder: with so many varieties to choose, you can grow a whole rainbow in your garden! No matter whether you have a… READ MORE
Bell peppers are common in most people’s kitchens: the sturdy, blocky green fruits are a regular on the dinner menu as part of a salad, a veggie plate, stir-fry dishes, and more. And, yes, it’s a fruit, even though we treat it as a vegetable.… READ MORE
Bell peppers are a warm-season crop that grows best in USDA hardiness zones 9-11. Some of the US states that fall under these zones are: Zone 9: Arizona California Florida Hawaii Nevada New Mexico Texas Zone 10: Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Zone 11: Guam Bell peppers can be grown indoors, but they require a lot… READ MORE
Many gardeners start their bell peppers from seeds, but for different reasons. Gardeners living in a semi-tropical or tropical region can start their pepper patch by direct sowing their seeds outdoors; in fact, bell peppers grow as perennials in tropical regions. READ MORE
