GUAM BOONIE ,HOT PEPPER Seeds (Capsicum frutescens) THYME SEEDS Scratch the granules into the

Scratch the granules into the top inch of soil and water well

A very old (100+ years) daffodil that is still valued for its strong scent and sheer abundance of bloom: Each stem from an established bulb bears 8

long-lasting flowers are breathtaking in the garden and always stunning in bouquets

Deadheading is to neaten the appearance of the plant

GUAM BOONIE ,HOT PEPPER Seeds (Capsicum frutescens) THYME SEEDS Scratch the granules into theExcellent for flavoring a variety of dishes. Great for adding a zesty kick to homemade salsa or chili. Preserve by canning, drying, or freezing. Wash fruits, vegetables and herbs thoroughly before eating. Sometimes called bird's eye chili, the boonie pepper (Capsicum frutescens) is a strain of hot pepper widely grown on the island of Guam. The nearly 6 foot tall plants take up to four months to produce a crop of slender, 1 inch long fruit, so they