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  • Amethyst Sweet Pea Plants
  • Sweet Pea 'Flora Norton'
  • Sweet Pea 'Mrs Collier'
  • Sweet Pea 'Lord Nelson'
  • RHS Perfect for Pollinators

Amethyst Sweet Peas

Product Code: 040042 for seeds, 510469 and 190230 for seedlings

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Product Name Price Availability Qty
Amethyst Sweet Pea Mix - 20 seeds
£ 1.95
  • Buy 2 for £ 1.75 each

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Amethyst Sweet Peas - 24 winter-sown plants
£ 22.50
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Amethyst Sweet Peas - 12 spring-sown plants
£ 16.95

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Amethyst Sweet Peas - 24 spring-sown plants
£ 22.50

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A beautiful collection of Amethyst coloured sweet peas, especially selected by Sarah for their scent and productivity, available as seeds or plants.

This collection includes three old-fashioned, highly scented varieties ‘Flora Norton’, ‘Mrs Collier’ and ‘Lord Nelson’. These three have been trialled repeatedly by us and are outstanding in terms of ease of growth, productivity and perfume. They make excellent garden border plants, as well as cut flowers. Not to be missed.

We sow our highly-scented, old-fashioned sweet pea seeds in rootrainers in the winter, as well as in the spring, so that you will have excellent, productive plants that flower throughout the summer.

We also only send out our plants at the correct time for planting so you can just pop them in your patch without any need to grow them on. The plants include full growing instructions.

Genus: Lathyrus odoratus
Variety 'Flora Norton', 'Mrs Collier' and 'Lord Nelson'
Type: Hardy annual
Sowing seed: Sow October/November - March undercover in rootrainers or long thin pots. Push 2 well spaced seeds about 2.5cm below the compost surface. When roots fill rootrainers, pot on two seedlings into a 2 litre pot.
Site: Deep, humus-rich, well-drained soil in full sun.
Height: 2 metres 6ft
Spacing: 2 plants to a vertical
Hardiness: Hardy
Care tips: Remove the climbing tendrils as they grow. Tie the stem into your framework on a regular basis.
Flowers: ❀ May - August (winter-sown) or June - September (spring-sown)
For the vase: Avoid direct sunlight and heat