If you want your sweet peas to smell as good as they look, you need to pick the right ones. Some of the best options for strong fragrance are heirloom varieties like Matucana, Cupani, and Painted Lady ...

‘Climbing plants will require support sticks, trellises or other structures to climb and grow on. Make sure to provide them with the right structure and keep growing the structure as the plants grow ...

Make sure you wipe your knife or secateurs between cutting each plant to prevent diseases from spreading. Secure the sweet pea to its cane with string, garden twine or special sweet pea rings.

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The colourful blooms of sweet peas, held on long, straight stems, make perfect cut flowers. Plus, the more you pick them, the more buds form to make fresh flowers. Not all varieties have their famous ...

You really have to grow the real thing.” Most sweet peas like to climb, so plant the seeds by a fence or some kind of trellis, even if they’re growing in a large container, unless you choose a ...

Use of fertilisers (slow-release) ensures steady growth. Sweet Peas are the climbing plants that produce fragrant and colourful blooms during winters and spring which makes them perfect for trees ...

Plant your sweet peas, one per support. Toby used a highly scented old fashioned sweet pea called ‘Matucana’.

Sweet Pea Plant-Based Kitchen got its start in Rochester, when Classical French Trained Chef, Ryan Jennings, along with Co-Founder, Mike Linehan set out to create a plant-based meal program for ...

Q: I grew sweet peas this summer and loved filling the house with their flowers. The plants have finished and I was going to clear them away to the compost heap but noticed a lot of pods on them.

They are also edible, making them a versatile plant to grow. They prefer full sunlight but can tolerate partial shade and grow well in poor, well-drained soil. Over-fertilising reduces blooms ...