Heirloom Vegetable, Herb & Flower Seeds

Few flowers have the immediate charm and old-time appeal of these graceful Old Spice Sweet Pea Mix blooms. Gentle, glowing lavenders, blues, pinks, reds, salmons and whites with a heady fragrance.

Bloom time is spring, early summer. ...no flower except the rose can compare... (Storrs & Harrison, 1898).

Annual 6 ft.

Approx 50 seeds per pack

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Knee High Sweet Pea Mix is a bushy semi-dwarf (24-30 in. high) sweet pea strain that flowers heavily with very fragrant flowers in a wide range of attractive colors from white through red to blue.

All of the wonderful beauty and scent of heirloom sweet peas, with shorter vines that lend themselves well for borders. Heavy-blooming plants can be planted in bunches without support or trained on low trellises. They also work well among low shrubs and are excellent in containers, hanging baskets or window boxes.

Annual

Approx 35 seeds per pack

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Sweet Pea Royal Family Mix has very large, ruffled, fragrant flowers with long stems (4-5ft) and blooms of purple, crimson, lavender, mid-blue, navy blue, rose pink, salmon pink, scarlet, and white. Flowers attract butterflies, bees and hummingbirds.

Vigorous vines are both easy to grow and train to a trellis. Excellent for cut flowers. Can bloom all summer long, prefers full sunny locations, needs adequate moisture. Removing spent blooms and stalks prolongs the blooming season.

Annual

Approx 35 seeds per pack

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The Cupani Sweet Pea has fantastic small bicolor blue to maroon-purple and orchid-violet blooms with a much stronger and sweeter scent than modern varieties. This is the strain from which all sweet peas originated. Sicilian monk Francesco Cupani sent these seeds to Dr. Uvedale, a scholar and a rare-plant collector in Middlesex, England in 1699 and it was being sold commercially by 1724 and has been a British favorite ever since. No wonder the British call them the Queen of the Annuals.

Annual 5 ft. wandering vine with fine tendrils yield an abundance of memorably scented blooms. Prefers a fully sunny, cool spot away from winds and heat-absorbing materials like brick and stone. Will slow down in warmer weather, often picking up again going into fall. Deadheading spent blooms and stalks will prolong the blooming period.

Annual

Approx 35 seeds per pack

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