Country Living, Having More...

 I had to get this shot here (above) to let you know of all of the varieties that we are growing because it's hard to tell in the baskets.  You see the greens, the yellows, oranges and reds but you can't really point out what's there (with the exception of the little cayennes).  So here goes, when you're looking at this picture above, the top two red & green ones are: ancient sweets, then we've got three types of bells coming across the top.  You can tell those pretty well.  Then down beneath those (the skinny ones) are the long and short cayennes, then on your bottom left, you've got the hungarian (paprika) peppers and on the right are red jalapenos (green and red jalapenos are basically the same, just one's (the reds) are riper than the other (the green ones).

Some of the plants were a bit leggy so to start out with, Papa had to remove the leaves

from the bottom 2/3 of the plants.  He also removed all of the small peppers that had

formed on the plants prior to planting them in the garden.   Once that was done the plants were ready to go and he was able to plant these peppers deeper into the holes.