Forms an upright clump of deep burgundy-purple leaves, bearing arching bottlebrush flowers that change from red to tan. Not winter hardy.
This grass is big and bold, with large purple, broad leaves. Ideal Conditions: Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost. Possible Situation: Use either in the back or middle of a container. Alternatively it is great in the border especially in dramatic in clusters, mass plantings, or along slopes.
Attractive yellow-green to dark purple flowers in summer and autumn. A clump-forming perennial grass with narrow dark green, pink and white leaves. Height30-cm. Spread 30-cm. Flowers from July to October. Evergreen. Frost hardy. Sheltered Site.
A tender, swaying perennial grass often grown as an annual. In summer, it produces swords of deep purple hanging flower heads on leafy stems.
A large-leaved bushy perennial with large, pretty tubular-shaped, wine-red flowers with a lighter red throat. Height 90cm. Spread 45cm. Flowers from July to September. Semi-evergreen. Protect from frost. Sheltered Site.
A narrow-leaved bushy perennial with small, pretty, tubular shaped, rose-pink flowers, paler pink inside with pink veins. Height 45-70cm. Spread 30cm. Flowers from July to September. Semi-evergreen.
Husker Red is a bushy perennial to 75cm tall, with lance-shaped, wine-red young leaves and stems, panicles of bell-shaped, pure white flowers 2.5cm long in late spring and early summer.
'Wedding Day' is a long-flowering herbaceous perennial, producing elegant creamy white flowers above fresh green oval leaves from mid-summer into autumn. It grows in sun or partial shade, and looks lovely dotted through a border.
Dark Plum trumpets with white speckled throats.
Semi-evergreen perennial with green leafy stems. From mid summer to late autumn, it bears racemes of large, creamy-white, bell-shaped flowers with deep pink markings.
Flowers of glowing light pink over a white base. The throat is white with pink streaks. Prefers full sun, or partial shade with free-draining soil or compost.
A large-leaved perennial with large tubular-shaped. pretty greyish blue flowers. suffused purple and green. Height 60cm. Spread 45cm. Flowers from July to September. Semi-Evergreen.Protect from frost. Sheltered Site.
Similar to Habanero but with no or little heat. Sweet fruity peppers with lovely aroma and smoky flavour. A chef's favourite because it is so full of flavour. Ideal for Caribbean dishes.
An exciting new sweet and very mild chilli bred from a cross between a bell pepper and a thick fleshed chilli combining the best characteristics of both parents.
A vigorous and very productive hot pepper that has a pronounced lemon flavour.
A compact sweet pepper that produces bumper crops of deliciously sweet, mini peppers that mature from green to a rich, chocolatey brown colour.
A very hot chilli. Both the fruits and leaves are dark purple. The fruits are small and elongated and are produced in profusion on vigorous compact plants. The fruits turn bright red as they mature. Ideal for containers.
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A chilli pepper producing good yields of peppers on compact plants. Fruits ripen from green to orange. Ideal for windowsills and patios.
A beautiful dark-orange blocky pepper. Strong open plants produce a good crop of firm fruits with very uniform shape. Ideal for adding colour to salads or stir frys.
Bright yellow blocky fruits on strong plants producing an early and high yield. Ideal for adding colour to salads or stir frys.
The small, attractive, bright orange fruits on compact plants are very, very sweet, very delicious and are almost seedless. One of the tastiest sweet peppers the seed supplier has found.
Jalapeno shaped black fruits ripening to red. Mildly hot with a delicious flavour.
Smooth shiny conical shaped fruits 18-20 cm long and 5-6 cm in diameter. Mature from dark green to intense red. Early maturing and high yielding.
A very beautiful and flavoursome chilli which is a mainstay of Thai cooking. The tidy plants bear a huge crop of slender bright orange chillies.
Spicy and sweet but not too hot. Requires picking at an immature stage (2.5cm - 4cm). The kick is, 1 in 20 fruit will be hot whilst the rest are mild unless the fruit are allowed to grow larger. Delicious as an appetiser sprinkled with olive oil and sea salt.
An excellent dwarf yet highly productive variety, producing over 75 fruits per plant. Bred for growing in pots or patio containers. Fruits are 5-6cm long and ripen from bright green to red. If you have enjoyed growing Apache in the past, this is an ideal replacement.
The compact and very productive plants perform extremely well in the UK. The chillies are very hot when ripe but are traditionally harvested and pickled whilst still green.
Also know as 'Bullet' chilli. Fruits can be harvested when 7 cm long and green or if left will ripen to red with a smooth thin skin and fruitier, smokier taste. A bit spicier than a jalapeno.
A very popular and versatile Mexican chilli pepper which can be eaten both green and red (when it becomes a little sweeter).
A fiery hot chilli. The small tapering fruits, 5cm long, turn from green to pale orange on maturity.
Compact productive plant with attractive upright clusters of hot, intensely flavoured fruits turning from green to red when mature.
An attractive cherry pepper ripening from white to bright red. Plants are compact and upright. The ripe chillies are sweet and mildly spicy making them ideal for stuffing.
The elongated, slightly wrinkled chillies ripen from green to chestnut brown. The chillies have a rich flavour, dry well and make excellent chilli powder. Can equally be used fresh.
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