Despite their exotic associations, these fiery peppers are remarkably easy to grow.
There's an ever-increasing range of varieties available but they all have similar growing requirements (both to each other and to tomatoes).
The plants need a sunny site and high temperatures to produce the best crops, so are best kept in a greenhouse or conservatory - although they can be moved outside in summer.
Jamie Oliver might know his Cavalo Nero from his cauliflower, but do you?
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