Dry River Chillies Online Store
Welcome to Dry River Chillies, we have for sale one of the largest selection of chilli plants in the country, now in our 4th season we grow over 100 varieties of chillies such as Chocolate Habanero, Royal Black, Jalapeno, Naga, Pimientos de Padrón, Riot but to name a few.
This year we have got lots more varieties of chilli plants for sale by post and at various shows and events around the country such as West Dean Chillifest near Chichester and the Lakes chilli fest at Levens Hall.
Chillies are fantastic plants to grow, to see the peppers develop and then the enjoyment of eating the hot peppers is becoming more and more popular
We are introducing some great products this year such as growing kit, fertilizers and pest control products
During the spring we start a 1000 plants a week, every year we try new and different techniques to improve our plants, so this year we are going to run a trial on which compost is the best to start your chillies.
Buy a box of 4 chilli plants, prices start at £3.50
We have an expanding selection of chilli plants online for you to buy, they are sent in boxes of four with a special device to keep them in position during transit. The bonus of buying our small plants is you have a strong young plant which you can grow on and develop into a stunning looking Chilli plant.
Our own dried Chillies
We grow and dry all our own chillies each year to ensure that you get the best and fresh chillies. Dried chillies take on a whole different smell and flavour
Wholesale Chillies
Wholesale supplies for companies and individuals whole need larger amounts of fresh and dried chillies. We can grow to your requirements
Seeds, have a go at growing your own chillis
Many variety of seeds to choose from to grow your own plants. Each generous packet has 30 seeds in to give you a bumper crop or to share with your friends
If you have any questions about chillies such as how to grow or which ones grow best in certain condition then please get in contact with us via our contact page.
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