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Sowing advice: Sow early indoors; 0.5 cm deep, in separate pots if possible, from January onwards. Germinate at 30 deg C, can be slow and erratic to emerge (allow upto +35 days). Compost should not be too moist to prevent the seeds from rotting. Pot on in late May, can take 80+ days from transplanting to fruiting. All peppers are sensitive to cold, grow under glass or in well protected site outdoors.

This Sweet Pepper variety produces square shaped fruits that go from green to yellow as they mature.

This Sweet Pepper variety produces square shaped fruits that go from green to yellow as they mature.

Sow early; can take 75+ days from transplanting to fruiting. Germinate at 30C, can be slow and erratic to emerge (allow up 35+ days) compost should not be too moist to prevent the seeds from rotting. All chilli peppers are very sensitive to the cold, grow under glass or well protected site outside.

This plant produces loads of fruit as early in the season. Studded with bright yellow fruits brought the harvest emotions in June-July. The mature in August in a beautiful red. Moderate, and is ideal for pickles and stews.

Indoors; January to April, 0.5 cm deep, in separate pots if possible. Pot on in late May. Outdoors; in container as patio plant or well protected site. All Year Round; not recommended. Sow early from January onwards at temperatures around 20C They can be sown later in the year for a later crop. All peppers are very sensitive to the cold, grow under glass or well protected site outside.

Sowing advice: Sow early indoors; 0.5 cm deep, in separate pots if possible, from January onwards. Germinate at 30 deg C, can be slow and erratic to emerge (allow upto +35 days). Compost should not be too moist to prevent the seeds from rotting. Pot on in late May, can take 80+ days from transplanting to fruiting. All peppers are sensitive to cold, grow under glass or in well protected site outdoors.

Indoors; January to April, 0.5 cm deep, in separate pots if possible. Pot on in late May. Outdoors; in container as patio plant or well protected site. All Year Round; not recommended. Sow early from January onwards at temperatures around 20C They can be sown later in the year for a later crop. All peppers are very sensitive to the cold, grow under glass or well protected site outside.

Indoors; January to April, 0.5 cm deep, in separate pots if possible. Pot on in late May. Outdoors; in container as patio plant or well protected site. All Year Round; not recommended. Sow early from January onwards at temperatures around 20C They can be sown later in the year for a later crop. All peppers are very sensitive to the cold, grow under glass or well protected site outside.

Sow early; can take 80+ days from transplanting to fruiting. Germinate at 30C, can be slow and erratic to emerge (allow up 35+ days) compost should not be too moist to prevent the seeds from rotting. All chilli peppers are very sensitive to the cold, grow under glass or well protected site outside.

The dwarf, compact plants of Sweet Pepper Gourmet produce a huge crop of stunning bright orange, blocky shaped fruits. Ideal for containers on a sunny patio. Early to ripen, Sweet Pepper Gourmet crops throughout a long season and was awarded an RHS AGM for outstanding garden performance. Suitable for growing in a greenhouse or outdoors. Fruits green turning orange. Flavour guide: Sweet and crunchy

These top quality, delicious peppers turn from green to red, and are produced in abundance. Wonderful with a savoury stuffing, or in salads. Tasty Bell is a first rate F1 hybrid variety. Uniform crops High yielding Sowing Period Indoors Feb to Apr Harvesting Period Aug to Sep Sowing Indoors - Sow seeds individually in module trays and cover with a little compost. Place in warmth and keep moist. Place in a light position. When large enough to handle transplant into individual pots of compost. When...

The dwarf, compact plants of Sweet Pepper Mini Bell Mixed produce a huge crop of small, blocky shaped, sweet peppers in red, orange and chocolate colours. Early to flower and to set fruit throughout a long growing season. Sweet Pepper Mini Bell Mixed is suitable for growing in a greenhouse or outdoors. Productive and decorative when grown in containers on a sunny patio

An extremely high yielding variety that produces masses of small, very hot fruit on a very compact plant. Perfect to grow in containers and when space is limited. A great addidtion to a spicy dish. High yielding variety Very hot fruit Sowing Period Indoors Feb to Apr Harvesting Period Jun to Oct Sowing Indoors - Sow seeds individually in module trays and cover with a little compost. Place in warmth and keep moist. Place in a light position. When large enough to handle transplant into individual pots...

Vigorous and easy to grow with amazing cropping potential, Sweet Pepper Gypsy produces plenty of delicious peppers 7-10cm (3-4in) long, 6-8cm (2.5-3in) wide. 7-10 days earlier than standard varieties. Sweet Pepper Gypsy will crop most summers outdoors, but immense crops will be achieved under greenhouse conditions. The sweet, well flavoured fruit turn orange to red at maturity and resistance to Tobacco Mosaic Virus increases the probability of healthy plants

Ox horn type peppers giving high yields with sweet and smooth flesh. The red and yellow fruit are perfect for salads and cooking. High yielding Very sweet Sowing Period Indoors Feb to Jun Harvesting Period Jul to Oct Sowing Indoors - Sow seeds individually in module trays and cover with a little compost. Place in warmth and keep moist. Place in a light position. When large enough to handle transplant into individual pots of compost. When first flowers start to open transfer to grow bags, containers...

Ideal for grilling or for salads. Vigorous, branching plants, best grown in the greenhouse, or in a sunny sheltered spot

Established in 1806, the Suttons brand has consistently led the way in supplying the very best flower and vegetable varieties of the highest quality. As a subsidiary company of Vilmorin Clause & Cie, the largest packet seed group in the world, Suttons remains one of the UK?s market leaders. The Suttons brand became hugely successful internationally during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Children love these unique, well-named 'snack' peppers as the fruits have a 9%-11% brix (sugar level) and contain very few seeds. Fruits are 5-7cm (2-3in) long, tapering and mature to a rich orange. A good source of vitamin C and beta carotene, and an ideal compact container plant

Hints and Tips: Fruit can be picked and enjoyed green or red. Ideal for windowbox gardening. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow in pots or in a propagator on a windowsill at approximately 18-21C (65-70F) using a good quality moist compost. Cover seeds with 6mm (0.25in) of sieved compost. Germination 14-21 days. Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle into 10cm (4in) pots and grow on to fruiting on the windowsill. Alternatively, for sowings made from March onwards, you...

Early, and produces a good crop of slightly tapered sweet peppers, yellowish green ripening to deep red. Grow in a cold or slightly heated greenhouse. Resistant to Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV). RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Hints and Tips: Green peppers, used in various dishes, are the coloured fruits before they ripen. Mature fruits have a sweeter, milder flavour. All are suitable for freezing. HEALTH BENEFITS: Both red and green peppers are high in vitamin C, with red very high in vitamin A too...

A revolutionary sweet pepper bred for hanging baskets or containers. The vigorous, easy to grow plants can produce 200-300 small, tasty, pointed, orangey yellow fruits, which are ready to harvest from mid July right through to first frosts. A truly ornamental edible! Hints and Tips: Contains vitamin A and C. Culture: Full growing instructions included. Sow: February-April. Harvest: July-October. Sowing Time: February-April 1 Packet (6 Seeds) average content Also known as: Capsicum annuum var. annuum...

Compact 50cm (20in) tall, dwarf plants, ideal for growing in containers, in the greenhouse or on a sunny patio outdoors. Sweet Pepper Mohawk produces a huge crop of small, block-shaped green fruits which ripen to a bright yellow, standing out amongst the glossy dark-green leaves. Seeds are in the RHS Vegetable Collection

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 blowinghot flavour experience. Most suitable for greenhouse culture. (Capsicum annuum)

Simply stunning as an 'ornamental edible'; fruits ripen from purple to yellow to orange to red, providing colour as well as hundreds of small, upright 20mm (0.75in) peppers. Superb in a container on the patio, the attractive dark leaves will show off the vivid colours of the fruits

A really attractive, Italian Heirloom variety with spicy hot, long, thin red pepper pods. Use red for hot chilli sauce, use fresh for pizza, chilli dishes or dry for winter use and chilli flakes. Plants are easy to grow and produce generous crops of peppers. Generous crops Spicy hot Sowing Period Indoors Feb to Apr Harvesting Period Aug to Sep Sowing Indoors - Sow seeds individually in module trays and cover with a little compost. Place in warmth and keep moist. Place in a light position. When large...

Originating in South America, chillies have been used for centuries to flavour hot, spicy dishes. They are a good source of Vitamins A and C. Twilight, which grows to 55cm (22in), tall carries beautiful small, pointed, multi-coloured fruits. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow in a propagator on a windowsill or in a greenhouse at approx. 18-21C (65-70F) using a good quality, moist compost. Cover the seeds with 6mm (0.25in) sieved compost. (Germination 14-21 days). Transplant the...

Capsicums are members of the Nightshade family but the fruit are not poisonous! A native of the Americas, they have been cultivated for thousands of years. Various types are used as spices, vegetable or medicines. High in vitamin C, capsicums evolved their bright colours in nature to encourage birds and thence spread the seed. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow in a propagator on a windowsill or in a greenhouse at approx. 18-21C (65-70F) using a good quality compost. Cover the...

Eat green or red. Good for freezing. Tasty for salads or cooking. Hints and Tips: A real healthy option - rich in vitamins A and C. Ideal for patio and terrace gardening. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow in a propagator on a windowsill or in a greenhouse at approximately 18-21C (65-70F) using a quality compost. Cover seeds with 6mm (0.25in) sieved compost. Germination 10-21 days. Transplant seedlings singly into 7. 5cm (3in) pots. Finally transplant into large pots or grow...

Cascading habit. Sweet tasting, orange fruit. For pot or container growing. Hints and Tips: Delicious orange fruits packed with vitamins. Ideal for windowbox gardening. Culture: Full growing instructions given on packet. Sow in pots or in a propagator on a windowsill at approximately 18-21C (65-70F) using a good quality moist compost. Cover seeds with 6mm (0.25in) of sieved compost. Germination 14-21 days. Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle into 10cm (4in) pots and grow on to fruiting...

A very high yielding pepper producing good numbers of sweet yellow fruit on a very compact plant. This dwarf variety is perfect for container growing on the patio and changes in colour from green to a yellow orange colour. Sweet tasting varitey Dwarf pepper, ideal in containers Sowing Period Indoors Feb to Apr Harvesting Period Jul to Oct Sowing Indoors - Sow seeds individually in module trays and cover with a little compost. Place in warmth and keep moist. Place in a light position. When large enough...

Crisp and crunchy bell peppers in mixed colours of red, yellow and green. Salad Festival is a mix of top quality F1 Hybrids. Green, yellow and red peppers High yielding Sowing Period Indoors Feb to Apr Harvesting Period Aug to Sep Sowing Indoors - Sow seeds individually in module trays and cover with a little compost. Place in warmth and keep moist. Place in a light position. When large enough to handle transplant into individual pots of compost. When first flowers start to open transfer to gorw...

Aptly named, this colourful mix is perfect for adding to lunchboxes everywhere. Adults and children alike will enjoy eating these small 5-7cm (2-3in) peppers as they contain very few seeds and can be eaten like an apple, leaving just a small core. Ripe fruits have a high sugar level as well as being a good source of beta carotene and vitamin C. An ideal container plant

Do not transplant seedlings. As soon as seedlings appear they should be gradually thinned until plants are 10cm (4") apart. Hoe regularly but ensure you do not damage the crown or the root.