Lathyrus latifolius, Ideal for Window Boxes and Patio Pots, A semi-dwarf cultivar distinguished by its compact growth habit & long-stemmed sprays bearing large, ruffled blossoms, with each stem supporting 5–6 florets. In contrast to traditional climbing sweet peas, this variety attains a mature ht of 24–36 ins (60–91 cm), rendering it well-suited for low hedges, borders, or sizable containers. It presents an impressive array of colours including purple, red, rose, white, pink, blue, scarlet, cream, & salmon & the bloom are renowned for highly aromatic & appealing fragrance & valued for floral arrangements & indoor vases, enhancing interiors with both vibrant colour & scent. Best with support from a short 2–3 ft trellis or frame to maintain upright stems & pristine flowers., Seed Count Approx - 13 avg
SOWING - Sow Outside under protection: plant as early as the soil can be worked -- St. Patrick's day or earlier. Can also be planted October through March in a cold greenhouse for eariler blooms. Harden off seedlings sown indoors for 10-14 days before planting out to prevent cold shock. Prepare the soil, ideally at least four weeks before planting, by mixing in soil improver such as garden compost or manure.