Peppers, purslane, and a pretty little corn shock!

Crockett--this one's for you! ...since you told me I hadn't posted for awhile. :)
Also, I highly recommend a TH-cam channel by a former student of mine--check out "Plum Branch Home" and Molly's podcast "Making it a home" on Spotify.
The peppers are the only gorgeous, productive thing to brag about in the garden this time of the year--but they are lovely, for sure! (The large red peppers are actually King Arthur, not Goliath as I stated) Also, check out the purslane taste test. You know, in Chinese folklore, purslane is known as a "vegetable for long life." Since Stan doesn't spray the garden with any kind of herbicide, this purslane is safe to eat.
One culture's weed is another culture's vegetable!

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my pepper keep flowering but still no fruit so ill have to just keep waiting thanks so much for sharing its only my second year gardening

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That's a puzzler! Are your plants healthy? I looked it up--could be lack of pollinators, too much/too little sun, not the right fertilizer (too much nitrogen?) That is so disappointing to have flowers but not fruit! I hope you can figure out what happened--maybe ask a local nursery expert!
Oh--I just noticed that you are a new subscriber! Thank you so much!

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@@heresmyindianagardenandkit5003 thanks so much for that tip ill check my soil level and see what's going on and go from there and yes I loved your video can't wait to see more

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@@NYSSASHOMESTEAD I just saw that you have a channel yourself--I subscribed right away. Looks like you also make elderberry syrup. I still have enough to last a couple more years, Lord willing!

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@@heresmyindianagardenandkit5003 yes I just kinda got into herbal medicin myself and my family loves elderberry so it only makes sense to make it myself thanks so much for coming over to my channel