Sweet Pea Most Fragrant Collection
Great NEW fragrant selection of Spencers and Heirlooms
Sweet Pea Most Fragrant Collection: We're often asked which sweet peas have the most scent and it's a matter of opinion. All we can say is that this selection is taken from those varieties which delighted us for their fragrance in our trials. Collection comprises - Anniversary, Champagne Bubbles, Pulsar, Cupani, America, Hi Scent, Charlies Angel, Royal Wedding, Camilla, Sylvia Moore, Windsor, Janet Scott. 4 plants of each variety.
Plant Features
| Plant Type | Sweet Pea Seed and Plants |
| Sub Type | Mixture |
| Plant Habit | Climbing |
| Plant Height | Very tall - over 6ft |
| Flower Size | Large |
| Flower Quality | Single |
| Flower Colour | Collection |
| Plant In | Border / Trellis / Sunny position / Part shade |
| Scent | Very strong |
| Hardiness | Fully hardy |
| Foliage | Green |
| Recommended For | Cut Flower / Garden decoration |
Customer reviews for Sweet Pea Most Fragrant Collection
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Mr
Hi! I must admit I am enjoying the selection immensely and every plant has grown and to date has providrd abundant flowers to date. I have no hesitation in complimenting SS&P's delivery setup. Plants looked great on arrival. I would have preferred a less varied length of stem since it did challenge my flower arranging skills somewhat. However full marks for a truly fragrant collection. I will be interested to see how long they endure as we have started to have ground frosts. One of the downsides of living in Argyll. Many thanks Bob/F
Submitted by Robert Fraser
The perfect collection of fragrant sweet peas
I can't fault this - I've bought this collection 2 years in a row & I will almost certainly buy it again next year
Submitted by Dr Andrew Davie
they were fragrant, but...
i found this mix unsatisfactory, because: too many white ones; too many plants bore flowers on tiny stems (whilst others were OK, so I don't think it was me looking after them badly); very different flower types that didn't look good together, esp given stem difference; some plants massive and vigorous, others very puny. It was fragrant though, I'll give it that. Next year I'll get individual varieties.
Submitted by vicki Barrass
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