Remember, sweet peas climb vigorously, so you will need a trellis or wigwam to let them cling onto and grow tall (it'll need to be within 5-7.5cm of your seedlings to ensure they can catch hold of ...

Sweet peas tend to need a structure or support on which to grow upwards. With this in mind, RHS recommends positioning any climbing plants close to their intended support.

Early Multiflora Mix can send flowers soaring to 3 m (10 feet) which would make it the best choice for the sweet pea wigwam.

Sweet pea is one such plant that remains a popular choice among gardeners. Known for its vibrant blooms and potent fragrance, sweet peas are often found in flower beds, along fences, or climbing ...

Then push two sweet pea seeds into the top of the compost. - about 4-5cm deep. Lightly cover the top with a layer of compost - and then gently water each tube.

IF SWEET peas are seen growing in a summer garden, it is a sure sign that somebody in that house is interested in gardening, or at least in sweet peas, because there is a bit of effort involved in ...

Q: Can you advise me about storing sweet pea seeds over the winter? Also, what are the latest health concerns for Roundup? Thanks for any information you can help me with. A: Let’s start with ...

The plum-coloured sweet pea ‘Monty Don’ is a grandiflora. ‘Cupani’, ‘Painted Lady’ and another bicolour, ‘Matucana’, are the best sweet peas of all for fragrance.

THE first plant legendary Sun gardening guru Peter Seabrook ever grew was a sweet pea. It began an 80-year-love affair with these sweet, scented flowers. Now the Queen has given her royal seal of a… ...

THE first plant legendary Sun gardening guru Peter Seabrook ever grew was a sweet pea. It began an 80-year-love affair with these sweet, scented flowers. Now the Queen has given her royal seal of a… ...