A new variety of this classic chilli, beautiful bright purple fruit, making them quite unique and colourful. The tall plants fruit prolifically and are covered with dark fruit. Great for hot sauces, nice enough for the flower beds.

Strong plants that produce extra long (15-20cm), thin, curved chillies. Hotter than standard Cayenne chillies, fruit ripens to bright red and are easily dried.

These chillies are wonderful! They make the perfect pickled chillies and their shape makes them ideal for stuffing and serving as hot little nibbles. The chillies are about 4-6cm in diameter and roughly as hot as a Jalapeno. Seeds produced by us in the UK.

The 'Chicken Heart' chilli, also known as 'Hinkelhatz' is an Amish heirloom variety with organ shaped fruit giving it its unusual name. The 60cm high bushes can bear two varieties of pepper, Yellow or Red, with fruit measuring around 5cm long. Seeds produced by us in the UK.

Heirloom chilli from the Czech Republic. This attractive plant bears early chillies that are both ornamental and full of flavour. Purple-green leaves, and pretty purple flowers too. Seeds produced by us in the UK.

Very good chilli plant, fast becoming a new favourite. These chilli plants are compact and bushy with both green and dark purple leaves. The chillies are exceptionally attractive, in sunlight the chillies are a deep, extravagant shade of purple. Flowers and fruits profusely. Seeds produced organically by us in the UK.

This variety (also known as the Congo Black) is one of hottest and largest of the Habanero family. Popular for cooking in the Caribbean to make sauces and marinades, it has unique rich flavour unlike any other chilli pepper. Fruit 8-10cm long, ripens to a deep chocolate brown.

These large vigorous plants produce plenty of scorching hot, bright orange, wrinkled chillies. Germination needs more heat and more time than most chilli seeds. Plants require warm conditions for fruit to fully ripen to bright orange. Legendary heat - not for the feint hearted.

Scorching hot Habanero chillies produced on a plant that is naturally shorter and bushier than the average Habanero. Some leaves are tinted purple and the tips of the flower petals are brushed with purple too. Seeds produced by us in the UK.

Small and bushy plants produce awesomely hot chillies with a distinctive smoky flavour. Quite a rarity, the creamy-white fruits make for striking plants. A little slow to germinate and likes plenty of warmth during the growing season.