plant leaf longevity...
18 years ago
i have 2 red pepper plants that have been eaten by sumthing
i have stopped the eating using pennies, and cat hair from my long hair Himalayan... lol
i have more of that than dryer lint
plant is a lil over a ft tall
but cant these survive?! and produce?
can i cut the leaves of and still have it grow?
should i cut them off?
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (2)
Related Stories
GARDENING GUIDESCelebrate Eastern Oaks for Wildlife, Longevity and Seasonal Interest
There might not be a more important tree to have in your eastern U.S. landscape — if you can fit one in
Full Story
KITCHEN COUNTERTOPSKitchen Countertops: Granite for Incredible Longevity
This natural stone has been around for thousands of years, and it comes in myriad color options to match any kitchen
Full Story
GARDENING GUIDESGreat Design Plant: Curl-Leaf Mountain Mahogany, an Easy Evergreen
Use it as an accent plant or mass it as a screen; this pine and spruce alternative is a hard worker in dry, cold climates
Full Story
BLUE AND GRAY FOLIAGE6 Stunning Silver-Leaf Plants
Bring luster to your garden with these shining examples of silver plants for both sun and shade
Full Story
GARDENING GUIDESGreat Design Plant: Little-Leaf Cordia Handles Desert Extremes
Its delicate white flowers are rare in hot and dry sites, but Cordia parvifolia offers more than mere beauty
Full Story
RED FOLIAGEGreat Design Plant: Red-Leafed Mukdenia
Creamy white blossoms give way to splashes of scarlet with this energetic, dramatic ground cover
Full Story
PURPLE FOLIAGE5 Purple-Leaf Majesties of Shrubs
Looking for beautiful depth and dynamism in your landscape? Just add purple
Full Story
DECORATING GUIDESSpotted! Decorating Schemes Turn Over a New Leaf
Think big when it comes to bringing the outside in via tropical leaf prints
Full Story
DECORATING GUIDESA Glimmer of Gold Leaf Will Make Your Room Shine
Make a unique, unexpected statement in any space with this precious metallic finish
Full Story
TROPICAL STYLEEasy Decorating: Turn Over a New, Tropical Leaf
Toss a palm frond in a vase or gather a whole bouquet — fresh or preserved tropical leaves bring on the exotic with almost no effort
Full Story
Sponsored
noisebeam
tomazo
Related Professionals
Pensacola Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Somerset Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Cherry Hill Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Kankakee Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · El Dorado Landscape Contractors · Hot Springs Landscape Contractors · Ocala Landscape Contractors · Norfolk Landscape Contractors · Edmonton Landscape Contractors · Athens Home Builders · Saint Joseph Home Builders · Natchez Home Builders · Lafayette Home Builders · Willmar Home Builders · Spanish Fork Home Builders