N o summer garden is complete without sweet peas. With super-abundant, delicate flowers with a heavenly perfume, they are addictive to grow, not least for their cut-flower potential, filling our homes ...

The UK's recent soaring temperatures have put a strain on many popular garden plants used to milder climes - fortunately ...

Below, you'll find five places to avoid planting sweet peas, along with plenty of helpful advice from gardening experts. There are also tips on what to plant alongside your sweet peas, for even ...

Hold on - this is not the fragrant annual sweet pea flower you remember from home (I'll write about those gems in a future article). This plant is an evergreen shrub producing vibrant violet ...

Seeds for wildflowers and sweet peas produce delicate bursts of spring color. Here's how to plant them now in SoCal, plus November plant events.

SWEET PEAS are easy to grow, give off a distinctive scent and flower throughout the summer. But if you're wanting to update your garden this year, when should you plant sweet peas?

It's no wonder age-old sweet peas are still a favorite Southern floral. Here's everything you need to know about growing these delicate flowers for yourself.

Hoping this year to feature sweet pea exhibits and contests at the flower show, members of the Sisterhood suggest that more of these flowers be planted this year and in greater variety. Most everyone ...

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A question for Dan Gill: What kind of sweet peas do you recommend? Are there any kinds that do not need to be trellised? I want some that smell wonderful and look beautiful. Also, I've been having ...

Sweet Peas There is not a specific date to plant sweet pea seeds as long as you plant them in the fall: anytime in October, November or by early December.

Prior to 1901, sweet pea blooms were small and delicate, a real departure from the Spencer hybrids available today. These hybrids are named for the Earl of Spencer in whose garden they were found ...