Our Chilli Plant Collection Contains 3 Plants Each Of:apache
- A Very Attractive Dwarf Variety, Which Can Be Grown On The Windowsill,
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The Best Fruiting Vegetables For Your Windowsills. Full Of Intense Colour In Summer on Evergreen Plants to Furnish Kitchens & Greenhouses Alike. this Collection Contains Well-known Chilli Varieties ranging In Heat Strength.we Recommend You Feed Your Chilli Plants With A Liquid Feed In Summer High In Potash To Encourage Flowering & Fruiting.you Receive one Plant Each of The Following:apache
- Very Attractive Dwarf Variety Which Can Be Grown On The Windowsill, In A Conservatory Or On A Warm Summer Patio.giant Jalapeno
- This Has Long Been Americas Favourite Chilli & Has Become One Of The Most Popular In Britain. Perfect For Sauces Or Pizza!firebell - a Small Sweet, Bell Pepper With A Nice Delicate Chilli Heat. Give Your Salads, Stuffed Peppers & Casseroles A Warm Heat Without Blowing Your Head Off! Grows To 4ft (1.2m) In A Large Container. Growing In A Smaller Container Will Restrict The Plant Size To Suit.norfolk Naga -the Party-trick Pepper. chilli Peppers come In All Shapes & Sizes With Heat Ratings From mild To mind-blowingly’ Hot! Our New Naga Chilli Hits 1 Million + On The Scoville Chart For Chilli Heat – So It Definitely Comes In The Second Category.

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Hot & Fiery! Compact Plants Produce An Extremely High Number Of Fruits. It Has Good Cold Tolerance Resulting In A Longer Cropping Time. The Trailing Habit Makes It A Good Choice For Containers & Hanging Baskets. ...

Exclusive Chilli Pepper norfolk Naga Hits 1 Million Plus On The Scoville Chart For Chilli Heat – So Is Definitely Not For The Faint-hearted!they Produce Intense Heat Even When Used Sparingly In Dishes But Also Have A Sweet Taste For Those Who Enjoy The More ""delicate"" Aspect Of Chillies.   ...

With A Similar Flavour To European Broccoli But On A Rather More Refined Plant With All Parts Edible. From Deliciously Tender Stems & Leaves, To Buds & Flowers.blanch Diagonally Sliced Stems For 3-4 Minutes Until Tender Then Stir-fry With Oil Flavoured With Garlic, Oyster Or Soy Sauce & A Pinch Of Sugar, Add The Leaves & Flowers For The Last Couple Of Minutes Of Cooking
- Scrumptious!sufficient Seed For 25ft / 7.5m Row
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Most Commonly Known As Glory Of The Snow, Chionodoxa Forbesii Bulbs Are The First To Flower In Spring & Has Starry Flowers & Strap-like Leaves Which Emerge In Early Spring.we Suggest Planting These Glory Of The Snow Bulbs In Shady Borders, As They Are Perfect For Brightening Up Bare Soil; Blooming Well In The Dappled Shade Under Shrubs & Deciduous Trees.chionodoxa Will Also Succeed In Hot Sunny Sites Such As Rockeries, Or Plant Them In Containers With Other Spring Bulbs & Flowers Or To Under Plant Shrubs Or Topiary. ...

The Delicate Onion Flavour, Makes This Perennial A Perfect Addition To Soups, Omelettes & Cheese Dishes.try Adding The violet Flowers To Your Summer Salads! Snip Them Regularly To Promote More Young Fresh Leaves. ...

delicate Onion Tastedecorative Flowersthe Delicate Onion Flavour Of Chives Makes This Perennial A Perfect Addition To Soups, Omelettes & Cheese Dishes!or Use Just About Anywhere You Want A Hint Of Onion & That Wonderful Emerald Green Colour.if You Want Your Seeds To Germinate Quickly You Can Put Down A Horticultural Fleece Over The Soil – This Helps Retain The Heat In The Soil. ...

The Delicate Onion Flavour, Makes This Perennial A Perfect Addition To Soups, Omelettes & Cheese Dishes. try Adding The Edible violet Flowers To Your Summer Salads! Snip Plants Regularly To Promote More Young Fresh Leaves. ...

Choisya Ternata ‘sundance’ Is A Classic Municipal Shrub, However It Is Also A Real Mainstay In Domestic Gardens & Shrub Border. Choisya Is Predominantly Loved For Its Evergreen, Glossy Foliage & ‘sundance’, A Much More Vibrant Yellow Form, Is No Different. In Late Spring Choisya Ternata ‘sundance’ Will Produce Clusters Of Small White Flowers Which Are Attractive To Bees. This Evergreen Shrub Is Ideal For A Border In Light Shade Where It’ll Form An Attractive, Vibrant Dome. plantingdig A Hole Large & Deep Enough To Take The Plant’s Root Ball.gently Tap The Plant Out Of Its Pot Without Disturbing The Soil Around The Roots.position The Plant At The Bottom Of The Hole So The Plant’s Crown Is Level With The Surface & Sits At The Same Depth As It Was In The Pot; Make Sure The Roots Are In Direct Contact With The Soil.backfill With The Excavated Soil & Firm In Gently. Water To Settle The Soil Around The Roots.aftercareshrubs Are Easy-care Plants Getting Better Every Year With The Minimum Of Fuss.watering: Water Regularly In The First Few Weeks After Planting & Then Make Sure The Plants Are Kept Moist In Dry Spell; But Don’t Overwater. plants Will Send Their Roots Down In Search Of Moisture As They Grow.feeding:  Give Shrubs A Boost With A Handful Of Granular Feed Hoed Into The Soil In Spring.pruning:  Most Evergreens Need Minimum Pruning.  Prune Flowering Stems After Flowering To Encourage A Second Flush Of Blooms In Late Summer. height 2.5m/8ftflowers  April-may. August-septembersupplied In A 3 Litre Pot  ...