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Old November 5, 2014   #1
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Default Navaho (Navajo) Peppers

The Navaho peppers I grew were large, very sweet and mildly hot with a Scoville heat somewhere between 1000 and 2000. They were fairly thick walled and great as a stuffer, but I also used them as a sliced pepper in salads and on pizzas. Nice productivity too. My seed source for this variety of pepper was Tatiana Kouchnareva (Tatiana's TOMATObase). Thanks Tania!
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A sharper focused picture of my Navaho peppers.
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NICE!

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Old November 5, 2014   #4
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Navajo is one I want to show to my wife. She likes peppers in that lower Scoville range.

They really look good.
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Yeah he's killing me with the pepper pictures.
The tomato pictures are okay but peppers are another story.

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these look great!
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Thank you Dutch! I am so happy to hear that Navaho performed so well for you. We love it too. I dried it, and adding it to an omelette makes it so tasty.

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