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America’ is a fragrant heirloom cultivar with abundantly spotted vivid cherry red flowers on white petals. 8 feet (2.4 meters)
The contemporary grandiflora In addition to having larger petals and longer stems than their ancestors, sweet peas have a powerful, intense aroma that makes them excellent cut flowers. As we previously stated, sweet peas are among the easiest plants to grow for the common person who simply wants a cheerful display in the garden with readily available blooms for the vase.
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Sweet Peas are an old-fashioned flower that both experts and beginners chose for their gardens. They are a good starter flower when learning to grow flowers from seed because their seeds are large, and usually, they germinate easily. How to Sow: Sow direct in Summer & Autumn at 25mm deep, 15cm apart, Seedling emerge in 2-3 weeks @ 15-18°C. Hardy annual. Support may be needed to protect the plant from unexpected windy conditions. 90-100 days for flowering. September sowings in flowering site 2cm (3.4″) deep. Later sowings in pots 5 seeds in each. October and November sowings in a cold frame. January sowings in a heated glasshouse. March sowings in a cold frame. April sowings direct to flowering site.
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