I have a pepper plant in an AeroGarden that is now 18 months old. It's practically a mini-tree producing untold numbers of inch-long spicy hot peppers. If I don't pick them when they're fresh, they'll just dry on the branch (which makes them better for adding a little heat to a stir fry.) I like the way this one caught the light, making it glow a bit and exposing the seeds and the seam.
Friday, December 16, 2011
P is for Pepper
I have a pepper plant in an AeroGarden that is now 18 months old. It's practically a mini-tree producing untold numbers of inch-long spicy hot peppers. If I don't pick them when they're fresh, they'll just dry on the branch (which makes them better for adding a little heat to a stir fry.) I like the way this one caught the light, making it glow a bit and exposing the seeds and the seam.
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It's translucence is a winner for sure.
ReplyDeleteI am with Ron, seems as if there were lights from inside!
ReplyDeleteBTW:
ReplyDeleteAs I cannot comment on my own blog I'd like to say here: Thank you for your comments on my blog, especially for your winter-explanations, it's as if I knew this myself ...
Bright red Christmas colors!
ReplyDeleteLove the way the light is shining on the pepper and the green background.
ReplyDeleteHi Bobbi,
ReplyDeleteWow, this is awesome. I like the color and the way the light shows the insides. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Love this peppery-red color!
ReplyDeletePractical, useful and of a festive color. What could be better?
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