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My sweet peas have been in the ground for a while now they are not doing as well as I would have liked but hey ho I think they will be ok.
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Gardening ..... begins with daybreak
and ends with backache
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Sweet peas have a very hard seed coat, which can inhibit germination. Soaking the seed is often recommended (and that's what I do) but some people nick the seed or rub it with emery paper. Best of luck with them!Growing in the Garden of England
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I've had litle success with sweetpeas for the last two years. Before that no probs. Tried a variety of different seeds, soaked and not soaked, inside outside. This year I cheated and bought some from B&Q. Had been doing great, but some leaves are starting to turn white???? Any suggestions
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