Chillies

This is a very attractive plant which produces plenty of fruit. It is a compact plant with greeny-violet leaves and produces dark green fruits which grow pointing upwards and ripen to a reddy-violet. The chillies are early ripening and a very hot when used in cooking. they can be grown in pots, comtainers and hydroponic gardens both indoor & outdoor. Voted 10th hottest chilli by BBC Gardeners World in their 2006 trials.

Early hot variety vigorous and producing long conical light green fruits turning yellow when ripe. Ideal for containers, great to grow indoors or outdoors. Superb variety from Hungary. Seed count @150. Sow outdoor Feb-May.

Who doesn't know this Mexican pepper? Mid/early hot mid sized and forming a bushy plant which is ideal for containers. The green fruits are medium to long, meaty and tasty. Perfect for Mexican Chilli con Carne. Seed count @75. Grow indoors or outdoor, sow Feb-May.

Early, hot Italian variety. Compact plant which produces bunches of conical dark green fruits which grow upwards, turning bright red when ripe. Grow indoor & outdoors - can also be grown in a container. Voted 9th hottest chilli by BBC Gardeners World TV.

Early, mild variety. Plant which produces slightly flat spherical dark green fruits turning red when ripe. Can be grown inside, outside and in containers ornamentally.

Early hot variety. Compact plant producing small, conical yellow fruits with lilac shading, turning red when ripe.

Early, hot variety. Vigorous, compact plant producing small, long, conical, light green fruits turning yellow when ripe.