Bridge To Paris Pepper

Very Good!

Bridge to Paris was received in good condition. It was a vigorous grower and quickly began budding out. The resulting peppers were long and red, resembling Carmen's. The taste was very good! I would purchase this pepper again next season if offered.

Not the easiest to grow

I tried starting seeds in the winter. Only a few germinated and then it was difficult to get those starts to thrive. Once planted outside, I only had one make it and it was questionable through the spring if it would ever get to the stage of bearing fruit. It has grown into a spindly, not very tall plant, not the happiest of peppers in my garden and has minimal yield. It is producing fruit but I wouldn't say it was worth all the trouble. If you are curious if you will have better luck than the rest of us and are up for the challenge, I say go for it. Since it took so much effort to get it going, I will try overwintering the plant indoors to see if it will do better next year. I am in 8b, eastern NC

Didn't germinate. I was very disappointed because I had grown them from seed last year with great success. Used the same set up this year and tried 3 different times to get them to go. So I am very unhappy.