Peppers by Post - Ordering Information

We are now selling seed of Dorset Naga in Britian (cost: £6/pack) for 20 to 30 seeds.Please see www.reallycoolseeds.co.uk

The variety 'Dorset Naga' was developed by us over several years through making selections from an original and very variable population of naga morich, a Bangladeshi landrace chilli (see www.dorsetnaga.biz for the full story). Really Cool Seeds is Peppers by Post's sister company, and is the only company entitled to sell Dorset Naga. Seed sold elsewhere may be of dubious quality, and certainly did not come from our seed crop, grown in isolation specifically for seed production at Peppers by Post.

Our 2007 season for fresh chillies has now finished. The chillies plants are now being pull up to prepare the tunnels for next year. Any orders received now will be held for next year (2008). Customers wanting Dorset Naga must bear in mind that this chilli tends to be late so early orders will receive this chilli in the green state, when they are not so hot. Anyone wanting red (and hotter) fruit of Dorset Naga (and please state this on the order form) should wait till August before ordering.

We are a British company and will send fresh chillies to addresses in mainland Great Britain only. Anyone wishing to have an order sent elsewhere in the United Kingdom should contact us about delivery costs. Please note, orders are not sent outside the United Kingdom.

All orders must be made by sending a completed catalogue and cheque to us by post (snail mail). We are not a high-tech company and do not have a system where we can take payments via the web.

How to get a copy of the catalogue for ordering fresh chillies:

To Download the catalogue: Do this by clicking on the green button below. It will arrive in your computer as a pdf file. Most computers will have the software to read this. However, if you cannot open the file you will need to download Acrobat Reader, the necessary software which is free to everyone.
To get a printed catalogue posted to you: Contact us by phone, fax or email requesting a copy. Be sure to give your postal address. If you have to leave your address on the answer machine please speak slowly and spell any awkward words.