Wow! You really go to town on those peppers. I used to just prune them down, dig them up, and throw them in a pot. I kept them in the rafters over winter. Recently I've been overwintering them in-ground with protection. (Melbourne Australia around zone 9b?) Sadly this year we got some late frosts and bad storms and they didn't make it. I'll be bringing them indoors again this winter. Great video👍
I would think being 9b you might be able to get away with just putting up against the south facing wall of the house most winters. I have friends from Atlanta that moved to Melbourne. They are always sending pictures of their son catching fish from port Phillip. Looks like a beautiful city that is on my bucket list to see.
Hey neighbor. That video was filmed up at Snead where I teach Horticulture. Keep an eye out for the next Marshall county good life magazine. They recently interviewed me about this channel and a few other things.
@Dr.Warren oh ok. I had a music scholarship to Snead back in 1983. Nowadays Im disabled and garden out in Asbury community. I watch the gardening videos for tips.
I was jealous of the snow the gulf coast got. That was truly a historic storm system. Being that far south you could probably get away with just potting up your peppers and putting them against a south facing wall. You would only need to bring them in if the temp went below average.
Wow! You really go to town on those peppers. I used to just prune them down, dig them up, and throw them in a pot.
I kept them in the rafters over winter. Recently I've been overwintering them in-ground with protection. (Melbourne Australia around zone 9b?)
Sadly this year we got some late frosts and bad storms and they didn't make it.
I'll be bringing them indoors again this winter. Great video👍
I would think being 9b you might be able to get away with just putting up against the south facing wall of the house most winters. I have friends from Atlanta that moved to Melbourne. They are always sending pictures of their son catching fish from port Phillip. Looks like a beautiful city that is on my bucket list to see.
. It would be north facing in Australia😁
@@The_Dougie Good point! I'm pretty good at translating Northern hemisphere to Southern and adding 6 months to planting times. Cheers!
@The_Dougie 100% correct
My bad 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Hey neighbor. Just found your channel, and you mentioned you're on Sand Mountain. Thought I'd say hi from Albertville
Hey neighbor. That video was filmed up at Snead where I teach Horticulture. Keep an eye out for the next Marshall county good life magazine. They recently interviewed me about this channel and a few other things.
@Dr.Warren oh ok. I had a music scholarship to Snead back in 1983. Nowadays Im disabled and garden out in Asbury community. I watch the gardening videos for tips.
I absolutely didn't know that was a thing you could do? I let all of mine die in the New Orleans snowstorm two weeks ago.
I was jealous of the snow the gulf coast got. That was truly a historic storm system. Being that far south you could probably get away with just potting up your peppers and putting them against a south facing wall. You would only need to bring them in if the temp went below average.
Would this work for any pepper plants? IE, jalapeños or banana peppers?
Yes, regardless of type it will work