Chilli Pepper 39;Meek and Mild 39; (Poblano type Mild) 1 packet (10 seeds)

The mildest chili, ideal for more delicate tastebuds! The large, shiny, bottle-green fruits of Chili Pepper Meek and Mild are mildly pungent with a tinge of sweetness and ideal for stuffing and roasting. Fully ripe red fruits are ideal for powders and sauces. Chili Pepper Meek and Mild produces generous yields throughout the season. Suitable for greenhouse, conservatory or outdoors.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Pyramid 39; 1 packet (15 seeds)

Chili Pepper Pyramid is an attractive range of small, brightly-coloured fruits produced non-stop throughout the summer on compact, bushy, 37cm (15in) tall plants. Chili Pepper Pyramid is ideal for growing in containers on a sunny patio. Seeds are in the RHS Vegetable Collection.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper Collection 3 packets 1 of each variety (50 seeds in total)

The Chili Pepper Collection comprises one packet each of:InfernoThai DragonTabasco Chili Pepper Inferno: Hungarian Hot Wax hybrid, producing early bumper crops over a long season on compact plants. Fruits are large, smooth skinned, pale lime green turning red. Ideal for roasting and frying. Chili Pepper Thai Dragon: Not for the faint hearted, this is the variety that gives Habenero a run tor its money. The 3.5in fruits are prolific bearers, often yielding up to 200 fruits! Great addition in pickling jars to put some zip in your step. Harvest singly, or pull the entire plant when full of red peppers, and hang upside down in the kitchen for use all year long. Chili Pepper Tabasco: Used to rnake the world famous Louisiana hot sauce. Small, upright yellow-green fruits about 1in. long. turning scarlet when ripe. Extremely hot.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Cheyenne 39; F1 Hybrid (Hot) 1 packet (10 seeds)

A compact, bushy, early ripening variety, Chili Pepper Cheyenne grows to a height of 45cm (18in). Ideal grown in growbags or containers, making an attractive feature on the patio. Chili Pepper Cheyenne produces masses of medium sized green, turning orange fruits throughout the summer.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Heatwave 39; (Hot) 1 packet (25 seeds)

Thanks to Columbus who is credited with discovering the cayenne pepper, gardeners and cooks can enjoy the pleasure of this mixture containing red, yellow and orange. Beautifully ornamental and offering a 'mind blowing' hot flavour experience. Most suitable for greenhouse culture. Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Inferno 39; F1 Hybrid (Moderately Hot) 1 packet (10 seeds)

 Customer RatingHungarian Hot Wax hybrid, Chili Pepper Inferno produces an early bumper crops over a long season on compact plants. Fruits are large, smooth skinned, pale lime green turning red. Chili Pepper Inferno is ideal for roasting and frying.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Summer Heat 39; F1 Hybrid (Jalapeno) 1 packet (10 seeds)

 Customer RatingThe Pizza Pepper. An earlier ripening Jalapeno with longer, slightly tapered, 9cm (3½in) fruits. Traditionally the fruits are picked green, but can be left to ripen red.The unusual 'scarred' skin of Jalapeno Summer Heat is a desired trait of Mexican Jalapenos. Jalapeno Summer Heat is suitable for growing in a greenhouse or outdoors. Prefers a moist, rich, well drained soil in warm conditions. Flavour guide: Hot pungency. Ideal for Pizzas.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Pinocchio 39;s Nose 39; (Hot) 1 packet (10 seeds)

 Customer RatingChili Pepper Pinocchio's Nose produces unbelievably long, slender, cayenne-style fruits with strong pungency, excellent for hot sauces or for drying to make powders. Fruits ripen dark bottle-green to red. High yielding, Chili Pepper Pinocchio's Nose produces fruits up to 25cm (10 inches) long. Bushy plants for indoor or outdoor growing.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Prairie Fire 39; (Hot) 1 packet (30 seeds)

 Customer RatingThese peppers might look small, but they certainly make up for size when it comes to flavour! One bushy plant will give you a non-stop summer crop of literally hundreds of mini, extremely hot peppers. Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Super Chili 39; (Hot) 1 packet (10 seeds)

Superb Thai variety with a very compact habit, Chili Super Chili is ideal for growing in pots on the windowsill or in containers on a sunny patio. Each highly decorative plant of Chili Super Chili carries a huge number of slender, pointed lime-green fruits which turn red, increasing their potency. Ideal grown on a windowsill, in a greenhouse or on the patio. Seeds are in the RHS Vegetable Collection.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Tabasco 39; (Very Hot) 1 packet (25 seeds)

 Customer RatingSmall, upright yellow-green fruits about 1in. long turning scarlet when ripe. Chili Pepper 'Tabasco' is extremely hot.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Tropical Heat 39; (Atomic) 1 packet (20 seeds)

Chili Pepper Tropical Heat is a tantalising mix of Caribbean Habenero red and orange plus the yellow and red Scotch Bonnets. All fruits are green prior to ripening and have a very hot, fiery pungency at maturity.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Padron 39; (Medium The Tapas Pepper) 1 packet (10 seeds)

 Customer RatingEnjoy this Spanish culinary experience fresh from your own garden. Chili Pepper Padro is ieal picked when small and green for low levels of heat, as the heat increases as the fruits get larger and continue to mature to red. Also known as the Tapas Pepper, Chili Pepper Padro is excellent added to stirfries. Padron is from the Pimientos de Padron, brought to northern Spain by Mexican monks in the 18th century.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Demon Red 39; (Very Hot) 1 packet (8 seeds)

Bred for growing on a windowsill or in patio containers. Chili Pepper Demon Red produces attractive, very dwarf plants, for edible and ornamental use. The flowers and upward pointing fruits of Chili Pepper Demon Red start green and turn bright red, are produced throughout the season. Prolific yields throughout the season, indoors or outside.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli pepper 39;Ciliegia Piccante 39; (Hot) Vita Sementi® Italian Seeds 1 packet (10 seeds)

 Customer RatingGreen 'tomato shaped' fruits which turn red, produced on early cropping, compact plants. Fruits of Peperone Ciliegia Piccante are ideal for stuffing or as crudités for their crunchiness and good flavour. Peperone Ciliegia Piccante produces a good crop throughout summer if picked regularly.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Fuego 39; F1 Hybrid (Hot) Vita Sementi® Italian Seeds 1 packet (50 seeds)

A Cayenne type of hot pepper, Peperone Fuego has 15cm long, tapering fruits, which turn from green to fiery red. The compact, upright plant habit of Peperone Fuego produces fruits in abundance on short internodes. Pick regularly throughout the summer. Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Krakatoa 39; F1 Hybrid 1 packet (6 seeds)

Capsicum annuum. Compact 'ornamental edible' on the windowsill or outside in a sunny spot, producing masses of upright pale green, turning vivid red chillies throughout the summer. Chili Pepper Krakatoa makes an attractive and edible feature on a windowsill or sunny patio.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Naga Jolokia 39; (Very hot) 1 packet (6 seeds)

Officially recognised as the world's hottest chilli pepper, measured at just over one million scoville heat units (SHU). Extensively cultivated in Assam region of India. Best grown in a container under glass as needs a long growing season. Fruits pale lime green turning an orangey red. Use sparingly and with care.Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers 

Chilli Pepper 39;Basket of Fire 39; F1 1 packet (8 seeds)

A wonderfully productive and decorative chilli pepper. The unique, bushy growing habit of Chilli Pepper ‘Basket of Fire’ makes it perfect for hanging baskets and containers. This colourful variety becomes smothered with small, hot chillies which mature from deep purple through yellow and orange to a bright shade of scarlet red, creating a fabulous display. Plants show good tolerance to cool weather and will continue to fruit outside well into the autumn, and even longer under glass. These powerful peppers have a Scoville heat rating of around 80000shu, and once harvested can be dried or used fresh from the plant. Height: 30cm (12”). Spread: 50cm (20”).Useful links:How to grow chilli peppers