Contrary to popular belief, sweet peppers are not defined by the shape or size of their fruit. The only thing that matters is that they have no heat whatsoever. If they do, even a tiny bit, then they are chillies.

Sweet peppers are consumed world wide and feature prominently in the cooking of the States, Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean. Though not a traditional vegetable in Britain, they’ve made up for lost time and now have a permanent place in seed catalogues, green grocers and cookery books. The fruit display extraordinary versatility in the kitchen, where they can be fried, grilled, stuffed and used raw in salads.

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  • Amy
    • Amy

      A sweet pepper that produces a remarkable number of cone-shaped fruit that ripen from pastel yellow to orange then red.

    • Amy

    • £2.20
  • Beja
    • Beja

      A good-yielding, reliable Eastern European pepper producing large, cone-shaped fruit.

    • Beja

    • £2.00
  • Bell Boy
    • Bell Boy

      A long-serving sweet pepper that produces blocky, thick-fleshed fruit.

    • Bell Boy

    • £2.00
  • Cardinal
    • Cardinal

      An eye-catching blocky pepper whose young fruit have a dark purple skin covering a green flesh, which then ripen to a red.

    • Cardinal

    • £2.50
  • Corno de Toro Yellow
  • Diablo
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      Diablo

      An impressive variety producing high yields of large, bull-horn type fruit that start green and ripen to a red.

    • Diablo

    • £2.50
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  • Friggitello
    • Friggitello

      An Italian sweet pepper producing high yields of fruit shaped like elongated cones. Can be used as a tapas pepper.

    • Friggitello

    • £2.20
  • Gourmet
    • Gourmet

      A bright orange pepper producing blocky fruit with a sweet, crunchy texture.

    • Gourmet

    • £2.00
  • Hamik
    • Hamik

      A very sweet, almost seedless snack pepper with thick, juicy flesh.

    • Hamik

    • £2.00
  • Ingrid
    • Ingrid

      A blocky sweet pepper with fruit that go from green when young to dark brown as they ripen.

    • Ingrid

    • £2.20
  • Joker
    • Joker

      A sweet pepper that looks like a chilli, giving you all the attractiveness of an ornamental chilli, but no heat.

    • Joker

    • £2.00
  • Mayo
    • Mayo

      A magnificent sweet pepper producing purple, cone-shaped fruit with thick, ivory-coloured flesh.

    • Mayo

    • £2.20
  • Midas
  • Mira
  • Motley Crew
  • Oda
    • Oda

      An exceptional sweet pepper producing stunning purple fruit on dwarf, compact plants.

    • Oda

    • £2.00
  • Ontara
    • Ontara

      An extraordinary sweet pepper that produces round fruit with an exceptionally thick flesh.

    • Ontara

    • £2.20
  • Sakura pepper
  • Semorah
    • Semorah

      A high yielding ‘sweet banana’ pepper from Eastern Europe.

    • Semorah

    • £2.20
  • Shishito
  • Stryama
    • Stryama

      A Bulgarian sweet pepper notable for its crunchy, juicy flesh that averages about 6mm thick.

    • Stryama

    • £2.20
  • Sunrise
    • Sunrise

      A sweet pepper camouflaged as a chilli that looks great on a windowsill, in a conservatory or greenhouse.

    • Sunrise

    • £2.20
  • Sunset
    • Sunset

      Sunset is a sweet pepper that looks like a purple cayenne chilli.

    • Sunset

    • £2.20
  • Tequila
    • Tequila

      An unusual sweet pepper distinguished by fruit with a lilac purple skin.

    • Tequila

    • £2.00