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12-05-2008, 12:37 PM
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i got some half price in homebase they are quite big and have doubled in size in a week, i only decided i wanted some after i'd seen some on the lottie and it was too late to plant seeds
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12-05-2008, 01:00 PM
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Hi - I actually don't think it's too late. I poke in sweet peas seeds all over the place until the end of May - did last year and they were fine. If the sun keeps up the good work then they'll fire away no problem! I'm growing a sweet pea tower and only planted that a week ago. You could also try Sugar and Spice - a hanging basket variety that grew quickly for me but not quite as stunning bloom-wise. "Miss Wilmot" is my fave this year and good old Matacuna!
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