2nd year in this house, and working on setting up my garden for the spring and summer
Central Texas, zone 9a. Backyard faces almost directly north.
– The green zone gives cool morning sun, with most of the afternoon in the shade.
– The red zone is full zone, zero shade
– The blue zone gets morning sun and early afternoon sun, and doesn’t get shade from the fence until the late afternoon.
At this house, last year out of the 10 plants I had, ( most in pots ) nearly all of them died, and didn’t get any harvestable peppers from them.
This year I’m going to be growing mostly habinero’s, jalapeno’s, and bells. My current thought is to have them all in pots along the east fence, in the green zone, but wanted to asked for any tips or advice.
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2nd year in this house, and working on setting up my garden for the spring and summer
Central Texas, zone 9a. Backyard faces almost directly north.
– The green zone gives cool morning sun, with most of the afternoon in the shade.
– The red zone is full zone, zero shade
– The blue zone gets morning sun and early afternoon sun, and doesn’t get shade from the fence until the late afternoon.
At this house, last year out of the 10 plants I had, ( most in pots ) nearly all of them died, and didn’t get any harvestable peppers from them.
This year I’m going to be growing mostly habinero’s, jalapeno’s, and bells. My current thought is to have them all in pots along the east fence, in the green zone, but wanted to asked for any tips or advice.