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Mine are getting rampant but still only about a foot high - but beginning to climb at last!
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Seeds for perennial sweet peas can be had from www.thompson-morgan.com I have had some for years. They come up every year and grow up a trellis. They do plenty of flowers in several colours but they have no scent. Well worth while if you're looking for something low maintenance
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Jennie what sort of perennial sweet peas do you want as my neighbour has on that grows close to my fence if you see what I mean
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I didn't know there was a perennial sweet pea - and Rat referred to it being "thuggish", so thought it could be a good one to try. I suppose I have always read the Thompson and Morgan brochure and thought they were all annuals. I will look a bit closer next time.~
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Hi Jenny, the perennial sweet is usually referred to as "everlasting sweet pea". That might be of some help.
Gabrielle.
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And your hands begin to harden.
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Hi Jennie,
I'll lean over the fence & take a foto of my neighbours sweet pea to give you an Idea.
Failing that Owl acre sweetpeas do seed of different ones I think
Try here http://www.lathyrus.com/index.html
or Roger Parsons http://www.rpsweetpeas.co.uk/ntg Never be afraid to try something new.
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