Sweet Pea seeds : 576 results priced between £1.00 and £5.00

Established in 1806, the Suttons brand has consistently led the way in supplying the very best flower and vegetable varieties of the highest quality. As a subsidiary company of Vilmorin Clause & Cie, the largest packet seed group in the world, Suttons remains one of the UK?s market leaders. The Suttons brand became hugely successful internationally during the 19th and 20th centuries.

A fragrant climbing sweet pea Do you want your garden to smell exquisite? Try these beautifully scented flowers which originated in Sicily around 300 years ago and are now available in many colours and forms. They look great up fences or tripods in the fl ower beds or even mixed with climbing beans in the vegetable garden. They make their own nitrogen fertiliser too. Culture: Sow the seed into finely raked, moist, warm, weed-free soil where the plants are to flower, 13mm (½") deep April/May (Germination...

'Promise' boasts 4 large, very frilly blooms on each long stem. The prettily-shaped flowers in pink and white bicolour shades, bred by Roger Parsons, horticulturalist and custodian of a National Collection® of Lathyrus species, are sure to be show bench winners

An intoxicating blend of sweet peas blended with tangerine and rose with a delicate soft musk base. Each tin candle comes with a sachet of seeds that matches the fragrance, so once you've enjoyed the candle you can reuse the tin to sow the seed Full instructions supplied on how to germinate the seeds.

We sow our highly-scented, old-fashioned sweet pea seeds in the winter, as well as in the spring, so that you will have excellent productive plants throughout the summer. Our sweet pea plants come with full planting instructions.

Stunning in any garden Large deep blue flowers. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Height 1.8m (6'). HA - Hardy annual. Culture: Sow under cover January-February and plant seedlings out in April after hardening them off. Alternatively, sow April-May outdoors. The finest sweet peas are obtained from sowings made in pots September-October, with young plants wintered in a cold frame, and planted out in March or April for flowers late May-August. Average Growing Height: 151-200CM

Perennial Everlasting Mixed Sweet Pea Seeds Description:S: March - May (I) April - May (0) F: June - July onwards. Lathyrus lactifolius. This free flowering sweet pea will scramble and clothe fences, and scramble through shrubs flowering year after year.72in/180cm20 seeds

Easy to grow it will rapidly grow to cover fencing or trellis, dying back during the winter. Flowers prolifically in red, pink or white.

Waitrose Duchy Organic sweet pea seeds

S: January-March, Sept-October (I) April-May (0) F: May – October. Lathyrus odoratus. A sensational mix of eye-catching stripes, bicolours and bold single coloured varieties, the colour range in this mix is truly amazing. These hardy annuals are great for climbing trellis, fences or as beautifully fragrant cutflowers.72in/180cm25 seeds

Superb purple-mauve flowers. This good garden variety combines the rich scent and flower form of old fashioned 'grandifloras' with the long stems of modern varieties. Delivered 3-5 Working Days Height 180cm / 6ft Sowing distance 20cm / 8in FeaturesVarieties suitables for cuttingWill flower well in full sun

(Lathyrus latifolius) A good range of mixed colours. Sow in seed trays or pots in early spring. Plant into final position when seedlings are big enough. Twigs or canes are needed for support.

Sowing Instructions: Soak seeds overnight in warm water before sowing, 1cm (½ inch} deep, 3 seeds per 7.5cm (3 inch) pot, in free draining, damp seed compost. Place in a propagator or seal container inside a polythene bag and place at 20-25C (68-77F) until after germination which takes 10-21 days. Do not exclude light.

Sow indoors, January to March or September to October, in 7.5cm (3") pots of seed compost. Sow singly, cover with 1.5cm (0.5") of compost. Firm gently and keep moist. Cover with glass, polythene or propagator lid and keep at approx 15 degrees C (60 degrees F). Seedlings appear in 12-21 days.

A wonderful mixture of bicolours, both regular and reversed with an average of 4 flowers per stem for a quality display. Stunning grown over trellis or fences and a must as cutflowers. A hardy climbing annual. Lathyrus L. odoratus Fabaceae. A native to Crete, Sicily and southern Italy, its ancestors can be traced back to the 1600's. Thi snovel mixture of 'fancy' types has been developed by one of the worlds leading Sweet Pea breeders from New Zealand.

Imaginative marketing techniques have made Thompson & Morgan the industry's pace-setters and have helped keep the company dynamic and young at heart. The quality of the product is the cornerstone of the Thompson & Morgan's success, and quality control dominates every aspect of Thompson & Morgan's operations. All suppliers have to stipulate seed germination rates, regular checks are made by T&M's management of all contracted growers' crops and every consignment of seed is rigorously tested in the...

Five first-class varieties namely: Air Warden (red), Beaujolais (deep red), Mrs R Bolton (pink), Noel Sutton (purple) and White Ensign (white). This delightful collection will add colour and scent to your summer garden - the exhibitor's choice! Average contents 15 seeds per variety. HA - Hardy annual. (Please note: Should any of the varieties not be available we shall substitute an alternative first-class variety.) Culture: Sow January-March under glass in gentle heat or in April-May outdoors for...

Sow from October to late February, they can be sown later for later flower. Sow with 5 seeds per pot. Grow in cold frame or greenhouse. Pinch out the growing tip to get side shoots and increase the flower production. Plant out after hardening off.

Sweet Pea 'Wiltshire Ripple' Wiltshire Ripple is a lovely old variety with white flowers and claret bi-coloured flowers. It is very strongly scented and floriferous. Plant Type: Hardy Annual Flowering Period: June-August Sowing Months: March, April and October 20 Seeds per packet. Image used with kind permission from Kings Seeds Ltd

..is the oldest known sweet pea and is thought to have been sent to England in 1699 by Sicilan monk Francisco Cupani. Whilst the strain has certainly been re-selected and improved, Cupani still bears it's original characteristics of delicate bicolour maroon upper petals with violet 'wings' blooms and intense perfume. Cultivation: In mid October, having first used a sharp penknife to chip the seed coating opposite the 'eye' (small scar on the seed) to assist the germination, fill small pots with...

Product Code : 9075 Product information Common Name: Sweet pea Genus: Lathyrus Species: odoratus Cultivar: 'High Scent' Skill Level: Beginner Exposure: Full sun Hardiness: Hardy Soil type: Well-drained/light, Clay/heavy, Acidic, Chalky/alkaline, Moist Height: 200cm Spread: 50cm Time to plant seeds: September to May A standard type sweet pea that is strongly fragrant. The attractive flowers are cream with violet edges. Probably one of the most perfumed sweet peas. Foil Packet containing approx...

Hardy annual climber. Strongly scented, pale lavender flowers. Introduced by Kings, it has proved to be one of the best performers in this colour range.

Product Details Delivery Info Reviews A lovely way to bring the delightful fragrance of sweet peas closer to home, grown in baskets or containers. Attractive pink and white bicoloured blooms on naturally neat and compact plants, create a wonderful display in early summer. Specially created for baskets, containers and as ground cover. Soak seeds overnight in warm water before sowing, 1cm ( There are currently no customer review for this product. write your own review

WEBBS FAVOURITE Hardy Annual Climber to 6ft with long flowering season. HEAVY SCENT Sweet Pea Winston Churchill IN STOCK £2.29 Usually Delivered in 1-2 Working Days Want to buy this item from one of our stores? We recommend that you phone your local centre to check availability before making a special journey.

Sweet Peas produce an array of delicate, colourful and sweet scented flowers all season long, they are great climbers perfect for growing up a trellis or fence and for large pots. They can be sown directly in open ground from early spring until early summer and require well drained soil.

An exciting new and revolutionary sweet pea bred by New Zealand's Dr. Keith Hammett. Bicolour sweet pea flowers normally have darker-coloured lower 'wings' than the upper petals. 'Erewhon' with its light pink standard and rich blue wings, has the reverse. Highly fragrant, this is a fabulous variety for floral displays and early summer bouquets. Height: 180cm (6ft)

Lovely strong perfume These small-flowered types werel the forebears of our modern sweet peas and have a delicious, strong perfume. Mixed colours. Height 1.8m (6'). Culture: Sow in pots or boxes in greenhouse/frame January-February and plant seedlings out in April after hardening them off. Alternatively sow April-May outdoors 1.5cm (½") deep and 7.5cm (3") apart. Transplant or thin out later to 23cm (9") apart. The finest sweet peas are obtained from sowings made in pots September-October. Young...

Cuthbertson Mixed Sweet Pea Seeds Description:S: January-March, Sept-October (I) April-May (0) F: May-October. Lathyrus odoratus. Early flowering with many blooms per stem. Withstands hot summer temperatures well. It can be sown where it is to flower.6ft/18035 seeds

Fantastic collection of selfs, bicolours, marbles, flakes and picotees. Heavily scented with a long flowering season.

Mr Fothergill's Seeds Sweet Pea Collection

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The Hanging Basket Sweet Pea! Just imagine the familiar fragrance of Sweet Peas growing in a basket near an open window, or hung outside the front door. New specially bred Sugar n Spice™ is a compact variety guaranteed to spice up your baskets and containers and its fragrance is every bit as sweet as its taller cousins. Sugar n Spice™ comes in a spectacular colour range, including bicolours, with blooms produced all along the short stems and from each leaf node, forming a ball of rich colour. The...

A blend of top-class red, white and blue sweet peas named to commemorate the England rugby team�s 2004 World Cup victory in Australia. Sowing Period Indoors Jan to Apr or Sep to Oct Outdoors Mar to Apr Flowering Period May to Aug Sowing Indoors - Almost fill 12cm (5in) pots with most compost. Sow 5 seeds per pot and lightly cover with a little more compost. Water after sowing but not again until seedlings have emerged. Place in warmth. Grow on under unheated conditions. Pinch out growing tips of...

A hardy annual, it can be sown where it is to flower. Up to four showy, scented blooms per stem, perfect variety for edging, patio tubs and window boxes.

Large, richly scented blooms An early blooming sweet pea producing large, fully frilled flowers. Perfect for the garden or the village show. Its long stems are ideal for cutting. Tall growing variety - height approximately 1.8m (6') so supports will be required in the form of trellis, sticks, canes or wire netting. Culture: Sow under cover January-February and plant out in April after hardening them off. Alternatively, sow April-May outdoors. The finest sweet peas are obtained from sowings made in...