Reddish-bronze foliage provides a gorgeous visual display all summer and a haven for butterflies.  The edible feathery leaves have the sweet aroma of anise (licorice).  Bronze does not produce a bulb, but seeds are produced in large, flat umbels of yellow flowers that can be used in many recipes.  Avoid planting by dill.  Prefers the cool weather of spring/early summer.  Grows up to 5' in height.  Plant after last frost.

Biennial.  The edible feathery foliage and stalks have the sweet aroma of anise.  The bulb can be eaten raw or cooked, with the seeds produced in large, flat umbels of yellow flowers and can be used in many recipes.  Avoid planting by dill.  Larval plant for swallowtail butterflies.  Prefers the cool weather of spring/early summer.  Grows up to 36" in height.

Water Day/Week -- Requires moderate, even watering.  Keep soil most.

Harvest -- Once bulb is about 4" across.

This AAS Winner for 2012 is a great patio container pepper!  It's a mildly spicy pepper, and each pepper will grow to about 3 to 4 inches.   It has good cold tolerance and its dense foliage cover protects the fruits from sun scorch, plus it performs well in extreme heat.  Each plant has a heavy yield of these excellent peppers!

Water Day/Week -- Keep soil moist but well-drained

Harvest -- When fruits turn glossy red