Sweet Pea Seeds - Description
Pack of Sweet Pea SeedsVariety: Perennial Everlasting MixSize of Pack: approx. 20 SeedsFlower: Shades of Pink/purple and whiteA hardy perennialFlowers the year after sowingPretty ‘sweet pea’ type flowers year after yearCharming climbing trellis, fences and through shrubsQuality seeds from Mr Fothergills
Sweet Pea Seeds - Sowing Tips
Sow:Indoors: March to JuneOutdoors: April to JuneWater wellFor best results place in cold frame or cool greenhouseFlowers: May to JulySeedlings usually appear in 2-4 weeksPlant out: Avoiding frosts (May to Oct), 45cm apartAlways handle seedlings by the leaf, not the stemGrow in full sunSee images or 'How to Grow' tab for full growing instructions
Sweet Pea Seeds- Uses
Produces charming blooms in pink and purple shadesIdeal for climbing trellises, garden arches, and fencesPerfect for classic cottage garden bordersAttracts bees, butterflies, and other pollinatorsAdds nostalgic, romantic charm to summer gardens
Sweet Pea Seeds - Advantages
Low cost annual seed, ideal for budget-friendly plantingHigh quality, tested and guaranteed seedLong-stemmed blooms perfect for cutting and indoor bouquetsHardy and resilient in Irish garden conditionsThrives in sunny, well-drained positionsEncourages pollinator-friendly gardeningCompact yet vigorous climber for vertical displaysClear, easy-to-follow growing instructions
Growing Period: Sowing: February-March under glass or April-May outdoors. Harvesting: When plants reach approximately 15cm (6") tall. Growing Instructions: Sow seeds thinly in 9cm pots or trays using quality compost. Maintain a temperature of 10-15°C (50-60°F) for germination. Cover seeds with 6mm (¼") of sieved compost. Germination typically takes 14-21 days. Grow on in pots or transplant outdoors, spacing plants 23cm (9") apart. For continuous harvest, sow seeds every 3-4 weeks. Prefers a dryish position and develops more flavor in poorer soils. Features: Small, clove-scented leaves ideal for culinary use. Perfect for windowsills, patios, or outdoor gardens. Grows well in poor soils, enhancing its flavor and scent. Can be harvested when plants reach 15cm (6") tall.