Vegetable Seeds A-Z
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‘Mirch Masala’
A hot chilli producing long, slim red chillies.
10202457 | 10 seeds £2.49
‘Raging Bull’
This early, heavy-cropping variety produces bright red fruits that are sweet and fruity with a kick of heat (approximately 100,000 SHU on the Scoville scale). Habanero type shaped fruits.
‘Norfolk Naga’
An exceptionally hot chilli with long, pointed fruits.
10202774 | 6 seeds NEW
Don’t forget! Sinclair Perlite
£3.99
Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10204203 | 6 seeds
£3.49
‘Orange Habanero’
Extremely hot chilli pepper ‘Orange Habanero’ produces an abundant crop of fiery chillis that reach up to a scorching 350,000 SHU on the Scoville scale. One of the easiest habaneros to grow, it bears small, lantern-shaped fruits that turn from green to orange as they ripen.
Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10204237 | 10 seeds
£2.49
‘Bhut Jolokia’
Fiery chilli pepper ‘Bhut Jolokia’ is one of the hottest chilli peppers in the world, hitting a scorching one million on the Scoville heat scale! Also known as the ghost chilli, this blazing hot chilli has a smoky citrus flavour
Sow In Feb-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10204201 | 8 seeds
£3.99 Shop online
marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 75 ‘Armageddon’
One of the fieriest chillies on the planet, scoring a mouth-watering 1.3million on the Scoville scale! British-bred, great for pots and for those who enjoy experiencing super-hot chillies and flavouring in dishes.
Sow In Jan-Apr | Harvest Jul-Oct 10202449 | 6 seeds
£3.99
Chilli peppers do not like their compost too wet but do need it to retain moisture. Use perlite
mixed into the compost to help achieve this balance.
10904001 | 100 Ltr £27.99 5/5
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