If that's the case, you may be able to cut them back, store them in a cool place over the winter, and then put them back out in the spring. Some folks do that with peppers, too. There is sure a lot to experiment with in gardening! : )
If that's the case, you may be able to cut them back, store them in a cool place over the winter, and then put them back out in the spring. Some folks do that with peppers, too. There is sure a lot to experiment with in gardening! : )