Sweet Pea "Bix"

£2.50

Lathyrus odoratus. Beautiful colour, strong, long stems, amazing scent. Spencer-type frilly blooms. One of the most rewarding sweet peas to grow. Easy to save seed.

10 seeds per packet.

Hardy annual.

Sow spring or autumn.

Height - can reach 200cm, climber.

Sweet Pea Growing Guide

Sowing time: Sow sweet peas in autumn and overwinter them in a cold greenhouse, or sow them in late winter/early spring (February to March). Use root trainers or deep pots to encourage strong root development.

Planting out: Plant outdoors from the end of March onwards, once plants are well established.

Flowering period: May to August.

Height: Up to 2 metres. Provide a sturdy support, such as a trellis, netting, or canes, for them to climb.

Seed saving: Allow seed pods to mature on the plant. Harvest seeds once the pods are dry and brown, then store them in a cool, dry place.

Pests and problems: Protect young plants from slugs and snails. Avoid overwatering, but water thoroughly during hot, dry weather to encourage continuous flowering.

Lathyrus odoratus. Beautiful colour, strong, long stems, amazing scent. Spencer-type frilly blooms. One of the most rewarding sweet peas to grow. Easy to save seed.

10 seeds per packet.

Hardy annual.

Sow spring or autumn.

Height - can reach 200cm, climber.

Sweet Pea Growing Guide

Sowing time: Sow sweet peas in autumn and overwinter them in a cold greenhouse, or sow them in late winter/early spring (February to March). Use root trainers or deep pots to encourage strong root development.

Planting out: Plant outdoors from the end of March onwards, once plants are well established.

Flowering period: May to August.

Height: Up to 2 metres. Provide a sturdy support, such as a trellis, netting, or canes, for them to climb.

Seed saving: Allow seed pods to mature on the plant. Harvest seeds once the pods are dry and brown, then store them in a cool, dry place.

Pests and problems: Protect young plants from slugs and snails. Avoid overwatering, but water thoroughly during hot, dry weather to encourage continuous flowering.