Why We Love Sweet Peas
Why we love Sweet Peas 1
Trained across an archway or obelisk they’ll
add almost instant height and structure to your garden.
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They smell absolutely divine - bring them inside and place in a vase to really be embraced by their fabulous scents!
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The more you pick, the more they’ll flower, and in such a wide range of colours you’ll be spoilt for choice.
‘Our Heroes’ GRANDIFLORA
Named by Unwins customers in honour of the heroes that brought the country through the Covid-19 pandemic, this beautiful variety has a strong spicy scent and carmine-magenta flaked petals.
Height 1.8m | Sow In Jan-Mar, Sep-Oct | Sow Out Mar-Apr | Flowers May-Aug 3021-0761 | 20 seeds
£3.49
Some of our favourite Grandifloras
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5 ‘Painted Lady’ GRANDIFLORA
Eye-catching bicolour blooms in deep rose with pale rose wings will begin flowering earlier than other varieties. ‘Painted Lady’ will make a beautiful display in a border or as a cut flower.
Height 1.8m | Sow In Jan-Mar, Sep-Oct | Sow Out Mar-Apr Flowers May-Aug
3021-0745 | 20 seeds 170 £2.99
5 ‘Romeo’ GRANDIFLORA
A modern grandiflora producing large, blue picotee blooms on a white ground. Free-flowering on long, strong stems and perfect for vases.
Height 1.8m | Sow In Jan-Mar, Sep-Oct | Sow Out Mar-Apr Flowers May-Aug
5010-2077 | 20 seeds Shop online
marshallsgarden.com | £2.99 All scent ratings are a guide and will vary slightly from person to person. Please note that mixes are not rated. Call 01480 774 555
Maypole Climbing Support
Make a real showstopper of your
Sweet Peas with this easy-to-install and attention-grabbing support. Sweet peas are natural climbers, and their stems will instinctively
weave their way through supports, creating wonderful displays.
1090-7069 | £19.99
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