Seed Saving Blog
It’s funny sometimes how you can not notice a fellow blogger for months or years, then suddenly come across them. That’s what happened here.
Laura of Mas Du Diable just left a comment here. She is located in Southern France, and her blog has been around almost as long as Bifurcated Carrots!
She lives in a really pretty place, and has lots of great pictures on her site.
She has a list of seeds to trade, and in particular is looking for hot peppers.
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Thanks for the link Patrick, Mas Du Diable is a great blog!
Another thanks for the link. It really is a well organized and written blog!
HI Patrick
thanks for noticing and linking to me.
Just wanted to say i am looking for mild, medium and hot peppers from each of the main 5 species of Capsicum; annum, baccatum, chinense, frutescens and pubescens for a little experiment i am planning.
SO far I have
Trinidad Seasoning Peppers, (medium) C Chinense
Lemon Drop,(hot)C.Baccatum
Doux D’Espagne, (mild) C.Annum
Cayenne, (hot)C Annum