Comments on: Gardening Tips for July http://www.houseintohome.co.za/garden/gardening-tips-for-july/ Some tips, tricks and suggestions for home improvement and interior decorating Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:49:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jameshttp://www.houseintohome.co.za/garden/gardening-tips-for-july/#comment-1801 James Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:39:42 +0000 http://www.houseintohome.co.za/?p=679#comment-1801 There's a good chance you don't have a hot chili :DThere are so many types of chili, and not all of them have the same burn. It actually sounds like you might have a Jalapeño chili, which isn't always very hot and the reason I like them is they do have a sweetness to them. There’s a good chance you don’t have a hot chili :D

There are so many types of chili, and not all of them have the same burn. It actually sounds like you might have a Jalapeño chili, which isn’t always very hot and the reason I like them is they do have a sweetness to them.

]]> By: Tarynhttp://www.houseintohome.co.za/garden/gardening-tips-for-july/#comment-1800 Taryn Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:34:55 +0000 http://www.houseintohome.co.za/?p=679#comment-1800 My chilli tree has been growing like wild fire since I started looking after it, when I found it, it was a whithered stump with just a slight of green stalk. Now tall, with an abundance of fruit but none with the expected burn, rather sweetness. What am I needing to do to correct this? They are green and quite large, the one i picked was longer than 5 cm but ony had some heat nearer the stalk. HELP! My chilli tree has been growing like wild fire since I started looking after it, when I found it, it was a whithered stump with just a slight of green stalk. Now tall, with an abundance of fruit but none with the expected burn, rather sweetness. What am I needing to do to correct this? They are green and quite large, the one i picked was longer than 5 cm but ony had some heat nearer the stalk. HELP!

]]> By: Jameshttp://www.houseintohome.co.za/garden/gardening-tips-for-july/#comment-1602 James Sun, 30 Aug 2009 18:30:51 +0000 http://www.houseintohome.co.za/?p=679#comment-1602 I'm afraid I don't personally know, but I would get in contact with Ludwig from "Ludwig's Roses" as he's REALLY knowledgeable and could probably tell you where/whether you can get it.And, whether it could actually grow and survive here in SA...Please let us know what you find out... I’m afraid I don’t personally know, but I would get in contact with Ludwig from “Ludwig’s Roses” as he’s REALLY knowledgeable and could probably tell you where/whether you can get it.

And, whether it could actually grow and survive here in SA…

Please let us know what you find out…

]]> By: Reba Malinovhttp://www.houseintohome.co.za/garden/gardening-tips-for-july/#comment-1600 Reba Malinov Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:03:55 +0000 http://www.houseintohome.co.za/?p=679#comment-1600 Please can you help me, I live in a small town house in Kempton Park, South Africa an there are some old English roses like The Prince for instance, that I would give anything to have in my little gaden. Is it at all available in South Africa? And will it grow here? Thanks, Reba. Please can you help me, I live in a small town house in Kempton Park, South Africa an there are some old English roses like The Prince for instance, that I would give anything to have in my little gaden. Is it at all available in South Africa? And will it grow here? Thanks, Reba.

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