Vegetable Seeds A-Z Peppers (Sweet) Riens t red


‘Cardinal F1’ ‘Bellrouge’


A heavy cropper that produces thick fruits with a fleshy texture which ripen to a classic red shade. Ideal for roasting or eating raw with its exceptionally sweet flavour and subtle hints of citrus.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10202452 | 10 seeds


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£3.29


Delicious, disease resistant variety that can be grown in a glasshouse or in a large pot. They produce high yields of sweet and delicious peppers which make the perfect addition to your favourite salad.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10202488 | 15 seeds


£2.99


‘Diablo F1’ ❤


An award-winning Ox-horn type pepper which produces lots of attractive ruby-red fruit from as early as July and lasting through the summer and into autumn. Produces sweet, thick flesh with a satisfying crunch that can be used in many recipes.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10202180 | 10 seeds


£3.49


‘Firebell’


Growing in a habit that makes it ideal for small space gardening, this bell pepper ripens from green to red and will prove a true standout in any garden plot. It bears a similar intensity to a Jalapeno chilli pepper, giving it a unique sweet but heated flavour.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10202295 | 6 seeds


£2.99


‘Kubista F1’


Give your salads and dishes a sweet and tasty flavour with this vibrant orange variety that will add colour to all dishes. Produces blocky square fruits that start off green, turning to a vibrant orange when fully mature.


Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10202440 | 12 seeds


£2.99 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 71


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