Anaheim Anaheim Chilli 1 A large chilli great to cook.

Usage: Salads, Sauces, BBQ's, Roast or stuff with cheese

 
Joes Long 5 A very long pencil thin chilli hottest when ripened to red. Can also be used fresh when green.

Usage: Great in pizza toppings
Heatwave Heatwave 6 A general all round hot chilli. Ripens to either yellow or red
Hungarian Hot HUngarian Hot 6 Hottish with a sweet and succulent taste. Starts yellow and ripens to red.

Usage: Great to stuff with cheese or rice
Hot Lemon Hot Lemon 8 Crisp yellow chilli with a nice lemon flavour.

Usage: Great with Fish
Indian PC Indian PC 8 one of the hottest indian chillies

Usage:
Ancho Ancho 2 Similar to the Anaheim chilli
OUR MOST POPULAR CHILLIES
Jalapeno 6 Bullet shaped with a soft smooth skin and a hot vegetable flavour the Jalapeno is probably one of the worlds best known chillies.

Use in: Soups and stews or roasted and stuffed with cheese. Red Jalapenos especially are great stuffed with cream cheese, coated with breadcrumbs and deep fried.

Chipotles Chipotles TBC Chipotles chillies have a smoky, sweet flavour and are made by drying and smoking a Jalapeno chilli. 

Usage: Generally used to flavour Mexican dishes.

** Available later in the year
Orange Habanero Orange Habanero
10
Extensively used in Caribbean cooking this extremely hot chilly has a lovely flavour beneath the heat.

Usage: Hot Sauces
Caribbean Red Hot Carribean Red Hot 10 Widely believed to be the hottest chilli in the world - its twice as hot as the Habanaeo.

Can be used when green but they are at their hottest when ripened to red.

Usage: Very hot sauces
Thai Dragon Thai Dragon 7 A small chilli goes a long way!

Often used in Thai Cooking and are also added to picking onions to give that extra bite.

Thailand 8 Good to dry for all round use
Super Hot Thai 8 One of the most popular chillies grown in Thailand
Thai Bangkok 8 a very hot chilli that ripens to a reddish purple colour. Good to dry and string up in the kitchen
Padron

1 Not really a chilli. These peppers are very popular in Tapas bars. Mild with the occasional hot one that sneaks in! Fry in olive oil, drain and sprinkle with sea salt and eat with your fingers. Delicious!