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A beautifully scented, bicolour trio which are marvellous growing together in the garden and in the vase.

The seed collection contains 1 packet each of: The seedling collection contains 4 or 8 seedlings each of:
Genus Lathyrus
Group/Species odoratus
Type Hardy Annual, Hardy Annual Climber
Common Name Sweet Pea
Border Position Climber
Soil Type Acid, Alkaline, Chalky, Clay, Fertile, Neutral, Sandy
Scent Scented
Site Full Sun
Moisture Moist but Well-drained
Height 2m (6ft 6in)
Spacing 15cm (6in)
Sowing, Seeds, Planting Sow October-December or January-April, 2 seeds into 1 rootrainer. When roots fill container, pot on 2 seedlings together into a 1 litre pot. Pinch out tips when plants have 4 pairs of leaves. If autumn sown, overwinter in a light, cool place. Sweet peas often have a hard seed coat so it may help to soften the seed before sowing. Do this by placing seeds on damp kitchen paper and putting somewhere warm until seeds swell or sprout. You can also make a small nick in the seed coat to help moisture enter the seed before sowing.
Care Tips Remove the climbing tendrils as they grow. Tie the stem into your framework on a regular basis. Can be grown in deep container pots up a climbing frame. Find out how to cordon train your sweet pea in Sarah's how-to guide.
Flowering May - August (winter-sown) or June - September (spring-sown), or 12-14 weeks from spring-sowing of seed.
Vase Life 4-5 days. Avoid direct sunlight and heat. This has a beautiful scent. Add a little sugar syrup to the flower water to extend vase life.
Harvesting Keep picking as often as you can.
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
  • Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
  • Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
  • Flowers/Harvest
Advice & Videos
How to Sow Sweet Peas

Sarah shows you how to sow your sweet pea seeds into rootrainers for strong, healthy plants.

How to Plant Sweet Pea Seedlings

Sarah shows us how to plant her recently delivered sweet pea seedlings.

Sweet peas at Perch Hill

Read about how we grow our sweet peas at Perch Hill.

How to grow sweet peas from seed

Find the best method of growing sweet peas from seed for strong, productive plants.

How to sow sweet peas in winter

Sarah shows you how to sow sweet pea seeds in the winter for more productive plants in the summer months.

How to cordon train your sweet peas

Discover how to cordon train your sweet peas for magnificent plants.

The sweet pea story

 Find out the fascinating story behind the sweet pea.

How to tie in your sweet peas

In this quick video, Sarah shows you how to tie in your sweet peas for greater production and straighter, longer stems.

Why you should deadhead your sweet peas

Sarah shows you how to deadhead your sweet peas, and tells you why it's important to do so, along with her philosophy of 'the generous gardener gets...

How to make a sweet pea table centrepiece

Sarah shows us how to make a really quick and easy, colourful table centrepiece with sweet peas, something that is perfect for a summer party or...

Layering sweet peas

If you want sweet peas with spectacularly long, perfectly straight stems and lots of large flowers on each stem, it's a good idea to layer them.

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Bicolour Sweet Pea Collection reviews

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Reviewed 1st October 2019 by Katie

Pleased with colours and would buy again, but growth not as good as last year (different variety) - however, this may be due to the long dry spell, even though tried to lessen this problem with regular watering.

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Reviewed 16th August 2019 by Annette

Grew well and lovely selection of colours

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Anna

I think the quality is not as good as previous years

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Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Annette

Grew well and lovely selection of colours

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