My super-hot chillies. Lovely to look at, but they are not purely ornamental. Chilly-lovers beware! There's a zing to these tiny colourful chillies that might make you give up wasabi and switch to these home-grown specimens.
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About Me
- Rosie Gan
- A garden enthusiast who loves to travel and capture the beauty of places and freeze the memories of her travels in photographs, as well as document her experiences in verse...thankful for the simple pleasures in life.
Small but hot... I had a similar type in the potager a year ago...
ReplyDeleteThey are bright and colourful. I'd like to have them in my garden too. Good for eating too?
ReplyDeleteSexy hot chillies! A must have in our garden. Looks like your chili is welcoming Chinese New Year. Congratulation Rosie you are my home-saved seed give-away. I just announced the winner in my recent post. Will email you later.
ReplyDeleteJust what I needed on a cold, gray day to brighten and spice up the morning. A shot of hot red color. Oh, to live in a place to have happy colors all year round. Nice mosaic too.
ReplyDelete@ Lrong - never underestimate the chilli padi, eh?
ReplyDelete@ Autumn Belle - Yes, I've tried them...pedas!
@ MKgirl - Thanks so much. Received your announcement with glee.
@ gwgt - Thank you, your comments make me appreciate all that colour that we have available in our tropical climate throughout the year.
Beautiful shots!
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@ chubskulit - Thanks, and have a great week ahead.
ReplyDelete@ Modern Mom - Thanks.Happy gardening.