This is something very special! Hot Lemon produces 4cm long tapering chillies that ripen to a bright glossy yellow. The name doesn't come from the colour though - it comes from the wonderfully citrus-lemony aroma and taste. Great in any recipe where you want some extra fruity tang. Tolerates cooler growing temperatures. Seeds produced by us in the UK.

The chillies are mildly hot and delicious, with a shape much like that of Jalapeno chillies. The pretty purple flowers enhance the ornamental qualities of this tall Hungarian heirloom rarity.

Sometimes known as the Banana Pepper (mainly in the US) this chilli produces long sweet chillies that are pleasantly succulent when harvested at pale yellow. Often used for stuffing.

Lovely, mild Jalapeno with a classic Jalapeno flavour. Best picked green when its thick crisp flesh is perfect for Mexican recipes and pickling. Good yields too.

A petite Hungarian chilli plant that will make itself at home on your windowsill or even at the front of a border. It produces masses of colourful piquin type chillies in colours from cream, to yellow, orange and red. The little chillies pack quite a punch too! Seeds produced by us in the UK.

Small decorative chilli plants that produce lots of round, glossy, brightly coloured chillies. Definitely suits its name! Only grows to about 25-30cm. Seeds produced by us in the UK.

A late ripening, Italian pepper with beautiful, big yellow tapering fruit to 15cm. This heirloom is delicious, mild and very sweet, great for cooking or fresh. Ripens in 80 days.

A new beautiful Purple variety of the Marconi Sweet Pepper, a twist on this old Italian heirloom.. The elongated fruit can grow to 25cm long turning red at full maturity. A Mild, sweet flavour.

A classic Italian heirloom sweet pepper that yields large 15cm long tapering fruit, very sweet, great for cooking or fresh. Ripens in 80 days.

An heirloom chilli pepper thought to be a spicy ancestor of today's bell peppers. Exceptional taste - a unique blend of spice and fruitiness, one of our favourites and well worth trying. Chillies are golf-ball sized and resemble a green or red mushroom hanging upside-down from the plant. The sturdy plants produce chillies over a long period. Seeds produced by us in the UK.