Purple and White Sweet Pea Mix

Lathyrus odoratus

I’ve selected the best of the purple tones that do well for me in this mix so expect to see lavenders, dark purples, and bi-color purples as well as creamy and bi color whites as they begin to bloom in your garden. There could be a stray off color in the mix but I have been growing this for a few years now and don’t find many off types.  And really, off type sweet peas are still beautiful sweet peas! 

Sweet Pea Growing Instructions

Sweet peas can be a challenge to germinate but once they get going they are tough.  Increase germination by nicking the seed coat then pre-sprout indoors by soaking in a wet paper towel.  Finally, sow in pots to transplant or plant the presprouted seeds.  Alternately, direct sow in cool soils of late February/March.  Give them time and  they will typically sprout on thier own out in the garden.  Sow ½” deep and thin to 4”. 

60 days to maturity

Packet contains~20 seeds