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Last week, while visiting an aunt in an independent living complex, the plants outside caught my attention.
They appeared to be quite elegant and colorful.
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Flashes of red turned out to be chili peppers as well as red berries!
Could they be winterberries? Gardeners out there, please tell us!
So the chili part of the arrangement could be, presumably, edible.
Wonder if the chili plants keep birds and other critters away.
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Does anyone know?
p.s. This lovely tree, all dressed in red, nearby the complex also turned heads and drew "ahhhhhs."
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DO YOU LIKE TO EAT HOT CHILIES?
(Answer from here is YES! We love hot foods.)
Wow! What a combination of growing things in that planter. That tree is breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteI don't know and I like mild peppers. lol But they sure are pretty!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've seen ornamental peppers plants sold many places and they can be eaten I've been told. I don't like hot at all, but they are pretty!
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Linda
Hello from Spain: beautiful trees. Great colorful. I do not like food with chili. I prefer more light meal. Keep in touch
ReplyDeleteI do not eat anything that is spicy but those are very colorful chili plants. Loved the fall foliage on my trip there.
ReplyDeletePretty fall flowers and chilis growing and also brilliant red leaves on the tree. We like mild to medium chili peppers here.
ReplyDeleteI learned recently that your ability to eat hot foods is based on how far apart the bumps are on your tongue. I can't eat hot food at all, but do love looking at chili pepper plants. xo Laura
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