Heavenly Scented Sweet Pea Collection
Lathyrus odoratus
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Indulge in our most divinely fragrant sweet pea collection, featuring individual packets of the soft blue ‘Flora Norton,’ the exquisitely scented modern variety ‘High Scent,’ the striking ‘Lord Nelson,’ and the charming cerise pink ‘Miss Willmott.’ Each is delightfully fragrant and pairs perfectly in a vase. MEMBERS SAVE 25%!
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Product information
A collection of fragrant heirloom sweet peas that are prized for their delicate, old-fashioned flowers in a range of colours. Sweet Peas are famous for their sweet fragrance, making them a popular choice for cutting gardens and floral arrangements. Their classic beauty and sweet fragrance make them a beloved heirloom climbing plant that continues to grow in popularity in both cottage gardens and cutting gardens.
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Product Information
A collection of fragrant heirloom sweet peas that are prized for their delicate, old-fashioned flowers in a range of colours. Sweet Peas are famous for their sweet fragrance, making them a popular choice for cutting gardens and floral arrangements. Their classic beauty and sweet fragrance make them a beloved heirloom climbing plant that continues to grow in popularity in both cottage gardens and cutting gardens.How to grow
Sweet Peas prefers a sunny open position in the garden in a soil enriched with aged compost and decomposed manure. Ideally, soils should have a pH around 7 or above for optimal growth as they dislike acidic soils. Sweet Peas attach readily to any open structure that they can get their tendrils around, from simple wire fencing, to cane tepees and elaborate arbours and lattice work. It is important to set up any support before sowing or transplanting so as to avoid damaging the young seedlings as they establish. Sow seed either insitu, or in trays for transplanting. Direct sowing works very well for spring and summer sowings, while indoor sowing is best in autumn. Protect young seedlings from snails, especially during the cooler months. As they begin to flower, it is important to water regularly during dry periods and pick the flowers to prolong flowering.
Growing information
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Seed sowing
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Sow method:
Sow direct
Sow distance:
20cm
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Seed sowing times
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Cool:
Feb-Apr,Sep-Oct
Warm:
Feb-Apr,Aug-Sep
Hot:
Feb-Jun
Sub-tropical:
Mar-May
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| Growing needs |
Light:
Full Sun
Water:
Seasonal watering
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Plant characteristics
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Type:
Hardy Annual
Height:
2.0m
Width:
20cm
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