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15. I had great luck with them last year but we had a milder start to the season

Wed May 30, 2018, 07:31 AM

May 2018

I've been giving the garden a good soak, just before sunset. Fortunately the weather is supposed to cool down and (hopefully) rain is on the way.

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The heat has defeated my Ghost Peppers! [View all] Siwsan May 2018 OP

I feel your pain! Ohiogal May 2018 #1

Have you ever seen a Texas ground hog? TexasProgresive May 2018 #2

Yikes! Siwsan May 2018 #4

You might need a pet pangolin Donkees May 2018 #8

I wouldn't want to mess with that critter! Ohiogal May 2018 #5

It's harmless -- northoftheborder May 2018 #6

And they can carry leprosy TexasBushwhacker May 2018 #7

cute. Demovictory9 May 2018 #12

The young ones are really cute- pink. TexasProgresive May 2018 #13

We have those in Florida too. But I believe they're armadillos. Fla Dem May 2018 #16

I think it was a joke. Laffy Kat May 2018 #17

They may not have been properly hardened off. MissB May 2018 #10

It's weird because they are the only plants that seem to be failing Siwsan May 2018 #11

I grow a couple hundred mostly poblanos and jalapenos jcgoldie May 2018 #14