White Sweet Pea Flower

If you prefer to soak your seeds: soak in 85°F water for 1-3 hours and plant immediately — longer soaking times are often detrimental; seeds need air to live. Press into the medium but do not cover.

To prolong flowering, mulch heavily to keep the soil cool, fertilize lightly during the blooming season, and remove old blossoms. Germination occurs in 10-15 days. Sow the seed 1-2 inches deep, 3-6 inches apart.

Seedlings won't be damaged by a late frost.Mulch to keep the roots cool. Very popular in England. Sow 2 seeds directly into each cell or 3-4" pot, 1/4- 1/2" deep. Thin to one plant when the true leaves appear.

Presoak seed for 24 hours in room temperature water prior to planting to aid germination.Direct seed (recommended): Sow 6 weeks before the last frost, 2-3 seeds 6" apart, 1/4- 1/2" deep.

Seedlings won't be damaged by a late frost.Mulch to keep the roots cool. Developed for flowering under short days, low light conditions, and in cool greenhouses. Suitable for spring or midwinter production.

Royal Family mix produces very large blooms with solid colors of lavender, pink, purple, red, salmon and white. Does best in cool spring weather. A popular old standard sweet pea.

Accents for trellises, fences and other living walls. Soft pastel flowers are blushed cream, with the standard and wing petals brushed and banded deep pink. Shield from direct hot sun.

To prolong flowering, mulch heavily to keep the soil cool, fertilize lightly during the blooming season, and remove old blossoms. Germination occurs in 10-15 days. Sow the seed 1-2 inches deep, 3-6 inches apart.

Apply 1-2 cups of TSC's Complete fertilizer per 5 row feet, and 1 inch of compost. Sweet peas prefer deeply dug soil with lots of rich compost. The color and beauty of a flower garden can lift the spirit and renew the soul, and a bouquet of fresh cut...

Large, heavenly blossoms are silky white with a lavender picotee edge. Vines ramble to 6 ft.; an ideal choice for flowing over patio urns or climbing up a small garden trellis. Just one cluster of cut stems delicately permeates a room with a pure, clean...

Erewhon is a reverse bicolor, with pale pink standard petal and mid-blue wings. Great in floral arrangements and early spring bouquets. Sweet Peas will flutter into your heart, with their fairylike form, storybook charm and dreamy sweet fragrance.

Seedlings won't be damaged by a late frost.Mulch to keep the roots cool. Developed for flowering under short days, low light conditions, and in cool greenhouses. Suitable for spring or midwinter production.

Henry Eckford, the father of modern sweet peas and the leading developer in the late 1800s, produced over 100 varieties. We've selected only the best for you. This mix of his best has an incredible color range: shell pink, maroon, violet, cream, blue...

Plants grow best in cool weather. The large flowers have ruffled, bicolor petals on 8-12" stems, which makes them wonderful for arrangements. Beautiful collection of colors. For earlier bloom, start seeds indoors, in a cool location, 6-8 weeks before...

Sun, partial shade. We are in love with this standout variety and its large, dense gorgeous clusters of blush cream petals, brushed rosy wing petals and pink picotee. Strong-stemmed plants are best supported with trellises or grown along fences.

Presoak seed for 24 hours in room temperature water prior to planting to aid germination.Direct seed (recommended): Sow 6 weeks before the last frost, 2-3 seeds 6" apart, 1/4- 1/2" deep.

Seed is rare and not always available. (Annual, 60-72″ tall) Learn more about Growing Sweet Peas here. Each packet contains approximately 25 seeds. Once the vines start to bloom, cut the flowers for arrangements and enjoy.

Each packet contains approximately 25 seeds. Soak seeds overnight prior to planting to improve germination and sow — 1/2 inch deep — as soon as the soil can be worked in early spring.

This old time heirloom flower was introduced before 1907. Vining varieties need support to climb – provide them some sort of terrace or garden netting. If you're new to growing sweet peas, Grandiflora Mix is the one! Strongly scented and contains 25...

Both types are vines, but the bush types don't grow as tall and can support themselves without the aid of a trellis. The sweet pea seeds usually emerge in about 10 days, but it can take two weeks or more.when they are about 6 inches tall to stimulate...

In fact, they'll often die back once the temperatures rise.Getting blooms on sweet peas once they've been hit with high nitrogen fertilizer is more challenging. There are several reasons why this happens.

Avoid nitrogen problems with sweet peas by using ainstead. Find out what causes bud drop and what to do about it in this article.We all hate to see the sweet pea flowers falling off, but it's even more distressing when the buds drop off before the flowers...

A favorite! Each packet contains approximately 25 seeds. Soak seeds overnight prior to planting to improve germination and sow — 1/2 inch deep — as soon as the soil can be worked in early spring.

Bring the seedpods indoors and remove the seeds from the pods. Choose an heirloom variety for saving seeds. If you harvest the sweet pea seedpods before they are completely mature, they won't germinate.

By the 1880s, Henry Eckford began hybridizing the sweet scented blooms for more color variety. A natural mutation found in the gardens of the English Earl of Spencer, gave us the large flowering varieties of today.When it comes to pinching out sweet peas,...

Since they're so pleasant to have around, you may want to bring them in even closer than your garden. Luckily, growing sweet peas in containers is easy to do. Keep reading to learn more about how to grow sweet pea flowers in pots.When growing sweet peas...

The first written record of the sweet pea appeared in 1695 in the writings of Francisco Cupani. You've probably heard that pea vine can be eaten (and boy, is it delicious!), but that is in reference to the), a completely different animal than sweet peas.