Hot Sauce

Hands down the best organic hot sauce.

$10 Dollars a bottle--shipping costs not included

Can be contacted on Instagram--@Bozrahotfarms

These are the Spring flavors and Autumn Flavors being processed now. Hot sauce reviewer in California gave two of my flavors 40 points out of 40.  The process is organic from seed to bottling.

1st batch—“Oak Grove” -- Organic Red Habanero Peppers hot sauce—aged with Apple cider Vinegar and Dark Oak Chips—Added after Aging—Pineapple and Mango

2nd batch –“Olustee”---Organic orange habanero hot sauce, ingredients- Aged with Garlic, oak chips, apple cider vinegar, kosher salt. ---Added after aging pineapple, mango

3rd batch—“Rebel Retreat”---Organic Yellow Ghost peppers, ingredients --aged with cacao, white wine vinegar, light and dark oak chips, kosher salt --pineapple and mango added after aging

4th batch—“Seven Pines”---Organic orange habanero pepper hot sauce--- aged with oak chips, and apple cider vinegar, kosher salt --after aged pineapple and mango added

5th batch—“Bloody Lane”--Organic red ghost pepper hot sauce--- aged with garlic, oak chips, and apple cider vinegar, kosher salt --after aged pineapple and mango added

6th batch—“Shiloh”--Organic peach ghost pepper hot sauce--- aged with oak chips, and apple cider vinegar, kosher salt --after aged peaches and pineapple added

7^th Batch—“Farragut” –Chocolate Habanero hot sauce—aged with Cacao, Apple cider vinegar and dark oak chips

added after aging—Plums

8th batch—“Stonewall”—Organic Yellow scorpion peppers
--aged with apple cider vinegar , white wine vinegar, dark/light oak chips,  kosher salt
--added after aging--pineapple and mango

9^th Batch—“Grapeshot”—Organic Cinnamon Ghost Pepper---Aged with—Apple Cider vinegar, Dark Oak Chips—Added after aging---Grape and Pineapple

Update on Peppers

All my pepper plants are doing better than I could have ever expected and with the amount of fruit being produced is becoming astronomical.

With just under 300 plants I will have thousands of these potent babies ripe in the next week and well into Mid-September.

Now I am in the process of finding buyers. 

Bozra Hot Farms Opening Post

Bozra Hot Farms

Specializing in the growth of "Extremely Hot", hard to find/rare Peppers

www.facebook.com/Bozrahot/
(914)-843-5043

Available Peppers
(market price per Pound)

Trinidad 7 Pot Congo SR Giganic

Trinidad Scorpion Red Moruga

*Red Carolina Reaper

Huge Yellow Trinidad Scorpion Cardi

Red Ghost

Peach Bhut Jolokia—Ghost

Chocolate Trinidad Scorpion 7 Pot

Red 7 Pot Primo

This is where it all started in a tiny office which I converted into a growing room for my peppers.  Originally it started as a few dozen into a few hundred plants in a matter of weeks.  

These plants were transferred finally outside in first week of June.

The 3 following pictures show what happens two months later and when you know what your doing.

Picture below is another large bed that I did not get plants in till first week of July and this picture was taken mid July. Already have hundreds of fruit on them after checking them as of August 10th.

I have other locations which I will post pictures of in next day or two so. I am Growing Peppers in three different environments but all seam to be going full steam ahead.  

Seedling update

I have some different seedling I started this year to challenge my skills with germination.

These are Artichoke seedling which I thought I would take a stab at to experiment with.

Overall I had a 80% germination rate. I Threw the seeds in the fridge for two weeks to trick them and seemed to work. 

Here you have some Orange Cosmos Growing from seed, which in the fall I five finger discounted from a neighbor. Never would know the seed heads were missing, and in my greedy paws.

In the back tray are some snake gourds which are the easiest to get started. 

Or any other gourd as I have found. 

    

These are birdhouse gourds growing. I must have hundreds of these seeds. so far I already made some birdhouses and shipped them out to family members.

Still have plenty more. I will post Pics soon with the knew ones I am working on.

Here I have my new Cat that likes to pic on all the other cats in my area.

Dubbed "Bully Boy" 

Like a dog can smell you,

You may run from sorrow as we have,

Sorrow will find you,

It can smell You.

B.G.  

New Plantings for Spring

I have recently planted some string beans, which are the purple Italian variety, as well as some cucumbers for pickling for someone I know that has put me on the back burner, but anyway.  They will get to good use either or. I also am experimenting with starting artichokes from seed and went thru the proper instructions so lets see what happens. 

  

I also have some bird house gourds from last season I am working on as well which should be ready soon. 

Not sure if I wanna paint them or just put a coat of poly on them. If anyone I know is interested in grabbing one , let me know. Have a bunch, picture is a small sample.   

Long due updated photos

I wanted to post a bunch of updated photos that I took all summer but thanks to my iPhone and downloading an update on my phone I lost all my pictures that were taken since June. Gotta love it

Here is a couple of snake gourds that I picked last week growing along a fence. I grew them from seed and just left them alone.

I also grew some bird house gourds and some long dipper gourds which are drying out now.

You need plenty of space to grow these vines, they will take over an area in weeks. 

Here is a beauty berry shrub or callicarpa which I have found to self seed in my garden.

Hopefully I will be able to post more as this fall season goes.

Weed mimicking

I was walking a garden of an old friend of mine today and noticed the great amount of weeds that I encountered and how maintenance was absent with this garden in that regards. I think the number one reason is the fact that weed recognition is the major problem. People at times are reluctant to pluck up certain plants in fear of ending the life of a cherished or welcomed perennial or biennial in the garden. 

Weeds I have observed will change there appearance and shape at times to blend in with surrounding "good plants" to make sure their survival is a success.
I look at in a way of knowing your garden, what you planted and what doesn't belong as an intuition.
Looking at leaf structure is probably the single most important weed recognition there is, case closed. 

Memorial Weekend Garden Pics

Memorial Weekend Garden Pics

Lost one of my nice 15 ft Japanese Maples that would be center of pic thanks to Sandy.
Used stump as a foundation for a trellis in following pic to brace up old fence post. 

Below pic is rebuilt Tower One
Little known fact is that Garden was built after 9-11 so acts as a memorial as well.
My rock formation was smashed to 1/3 of its original size by Sandy pushing down the 200 Yr Old + Oak Tree 

Garden restored.

I must say that hurricane Sandy did a great deal of damage like you saw in previous pictures I have posted.  I have finally ,up to my standards, have restored my garden back to normal.  With a new design for a deer fence I will not have the same problem I experienced with wire involved as a horizontal deterrent for the deer.  The new fence is mainly wood where only certain sections will break instead of a slingshot reaction as before.   Original fence was built with wire and with the mighty oak tree coming down on fence it ripped it to shreds.

Memorial Day

Let us not forget of all the men and women who have fought and sacrificed their lives to preserve our freedom and well being to make this great country of ours to not perish from this earth.

 

Also, leave a space in your heart for the brave men on both sides, North and South, that they made it to their maker without judgement, All 600,000+ of them. We tend to forget about that War that helped to preserve this Union of ours and keep this country intact.  

I've never seen so many men wasted so badly.

 

"Clint"