Well known throughout the world, Chilli Pepper ?Jalapeno Samira Shiny? is one of the most popular varieties. These well branched plants produce good yields of shiny, plump peppers. The fruits grow up to 7cm (3) and have a comfortable heat ? hot, but not too hot!
One of the best known chilli peppers for adding a hot, pungent flavour to your favourite dishes and sauces. Chilli Pepper ?Cayenne? is an upright variety producing good yields. The slender, red peppers reach up to 15cm (6) long with a slightly wrinkled appearance when fully ripe.
Chilli Pepper ?Hungarian Black? is an old heirloom variety which is visually stunning. Tall, upright plants with purple-veined foliage produce attractive purple flowers. Once pollinated the blooms are replaced by tapering peppers that ripen through red to an aubergine purple-black colour.
The Carolina Reaper chilli pepper has been rated the hottest in the world by the Guinness Book of Records.
As its name suggests, Chilli Pepper 'Slow Burn' has a more complex flavour and less harshness than some other chillies.
Famed as the main ingredient of the well-known hot chilli sauce. Chilli Pepper 'Tabasco' produces small, upright, yellow-green fruits that turn scarlet when ripe.
Chilli Pepper ?Mamba Red? is an upright pepper bearing mild spicy fruit which matures from a glossy black to bright red.
The original patio pepper! An early ripening variety, Chilli Pepper 'Cheyenne' produces masses of medium sized, hot, green fruits turning orange throughout the summer. This productive F1 variety produces excellent yields from neat, bushy plants.
Not for the faint hearted - this Scotch Bonnet/ Habanero type is volcanically hot! Originating from Mexico, this variety produces tall plants with good crops that ripen early. Chilli Pepper 'Animo Red' produces short lime green fruits that ripen through orange to a dark red colour, when the skins become slightly wrinkled.
Chilli Pepper 'Hot Fajita' is a compact and bushy plant ideal for pot growing.
Chilli Pepper ?Fiery Flames? is a compact plant especially good for window sill growing but equally useful in the conservatory or greenhouse.