MIX ‘N’ MATCH


Sweet Peas Pre-Order


If you would prefer our experienced team to sow your plants for you


and send at the optimum planting time, choose from our specially selected and tested range here or online for an even greater range.


Pre-order any 4 packs of Sweet Pea Seedlings and only pay for 3*


Order Now


End of Mar


Delivery Early Apr


Sweet Pea ‘Super Fragrant Mix’ MIXED


SWEET PEAS Height Up to 1.5m Flowers May-Aug


This sensational mix of many of the most fragrant Sweet Peas will fi ll your garden and home with colour and scent in summer. Sweet Peas make wonderful cut fl owers bringing their perfect perfume inside.


51169074 | 12 multi-sown plugs, minimum 50 plants


£15.99


Sweet Pea ‘Rhythm and Blues’ MIXED


This fabulous mix of fragrant fl owers in smoky purple and moody blue tones, set off by creamy white, has an air of laid-back style and sophistication. Looks superb in the border and in bouquets.


51169088 | 12 multi-sown plugs, minimum 50 plants


£15.99


Unwins Signature Blend MIXED


A superb blend of top quality varieties in beautiful colours, with large, wavy fl owers on long, strong stems all with a wonderful fragrance. Beautiful trained over fences or obelisks and great in a vase too.


51169078 | 12 multi-sown plugs, minimum 50 plants


£15.99


Marshalls Sweet Pea Selection MIXED


Let us decide and our team will specially select a mix to provide long lasting colour in the summer, ideal for containers and the garden border at great value.


51169089 | 48 multi-sown plugs, minimum 200 plants


£41.99


*Cheapest will be free Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 109


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