Other seeds (sweet chillies / peppers, herbs and vegetables)

A heatless Habanero. Medium-sized, bushy plant (40cm high) with fruits very similar in look and flavour to Habaneros, but with little or no heat. Good for chilli sauce with no heat, but all that Habanero flavour.

Harvest: Pick when they turn red - about 95 days from potting-on.

Heat: none to very little

Contents: An average of 20 seeds per packet.

This small (20cm high), attractive plant is a riot of bright orange and red with clusters of heatless fruits maturing to 6cm long. Ideal for children to grow, and good for salads.

Harvest: Pick when they turn red - about 70days from potting-on.

Heat: none to very little

Contents: An average of 20 seeds per packet.

The Bull's Horn. This is a delicious, red sweet pepper. No heat, but a very intense flavour, thick juicy flesh and thin skin. Fruits grow up to 15 cm long on a large upright plant. Great for grilling and BBQ.

Contains an average of 80 seeds per packet.

Also available as a seedling (March to May)

Tall, vigorous plant with slim, long, sweet fruits, starting green and maturing red. Ideal for pickling.

Average contents 260 seeds. Sow from Feb-end May.

RHS 'AGM' AWARD WINNER. Frigitello Peppers; famous Neapolitan/Southern Italian pepper often grilled or fried whole and is probably the most well known by Italians of all their peppers. Long, bull horn type peppers.

Very productive plant. The sweet fruits have all the appearance of a hot pepper. Fruits 14cm long.

Average contents: 220 seeds. Sow Feb-May. 

Also available as a seedling (March to May)

A mixed pack containing green, yellow and red bell peppers.

Average contents: 220 seeds. Sow Feb-May. 

 

 

Topepo rosso means 'red tomato pepper'. This pepper is an RHS 'AGM' AWARD WINNER.

The mature pepper looks like a small beef tomato (fruits 8cm wide) and has a great flavour. This pepper has thick flesh and is ideal for stuffing and grilling. A classic recipe is to stuff with mozzarella and anchovies or meat and grill.

Average contents 225 seeds. Sow in trays from Feb - May, produces a compact and very productive plant.

Also available as a seedling (March to May)

Cantaloupe melon from Charentais in France. Sweet yellowy-orange flesh. It was originally grown in the Papal gardens of Cantalupo near Rome during the Renaissance period.

Average seed content: 150 seeds, sow Feb-Jun.

Edible Physalis producing small sweet, tart orange fruits. Classic to dip in chocolate and serve as petit-fours.

Cape Gooseberry (PERUVIAN PHYSALIS – ALKEKENGI) is easy to grow - upright plant with light green foliage. Produces numerous round fruits which are wrapped inside the classic paper ‘lantern’. They are are harvested at full maturity around July to August. It’s recommended to support the plant with canes. Suitable for growing in containers.

Broccoli Early,tall plant with small to medium curling leaves. Medium sized meaty,green florets.