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I also agree, it couldn't help to start over. If it still doesn't produce, it is old and just wont bear fruit anymore

sounds like bugs for sure. Could even be spiders

I've never heard of changing the taste of the same kind of pepper. I agree with everyone else, grow as many varieties as you can till you find your favorite

I'm not always for chemicals, have you tried over seeding?

where are you located? what kind of weather is the norm where you are?

I wouldn't recommend finding plans online, they are far too pricey

http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/publications/landscape/pruning/pruning.html

I found this site helpful

I have tried this with great results, unfortunately not with palms or birds of paradise

That little bug looks like bad news! Looks like some sort of parasite if that points you in the right direction? I hope you find a solution!

In the UK they are protected. I do not know about the US

Bougainvillea is one of my favorite vines. Once you get the vine growingit requires little maintenance except for a little pruining

if it's just the stem and leaves it was most likely a pest problem, not an animal

This may sound gross, but sometimes you can find coyote/wolf urine. I'm not sure if it works, but I've seen it and it's supposed to scare them away and odorless.

If you want to plant flowers to attracts hummingbirds, your best bet is to go for trumpet or tubular flowers

are there stray dogs or cats in your neighborhood. I caught a cat eating some of my veggies

I can see them! How long have you been tending this particular garden?

Are the plants already planted? If so, do you know what kind of plant they are? If so, you can find great how-to guides for each one online. Herbs are pretty simple to maintain, so don't panic!

That is a gorgeous lily! Is it growing in your backyard?

If you can find a way to grow it, I definitely recommend an avocado tree as your first tree. It may seem hard at first, but a healthy tree bears an abundant amount of fruit

I heard that in California it is against the law to pick Golden Poppies, but I think it is just a myth. When I think of all the poppies I picked growing up...

I see those flowers everywhere here (southern california), so they are definitely warm weather friendly

I really enjoy the look of hydrangea. Its a flower that bunches itself to be it's own bouquet.

My uncle has about 8 chickens and not only can you taste a difference, but you can see a difference. The yolk is so bright! Plus, his chickens lay so many eggs, he can't give them away fast enough!

Your plant looks fine, and the raspberries may actually benefit from having more water than usual. You may find that the bush yields a bit more fruit.