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Sweet Peas For Hanging Baskets Collection
The Highlights
- A collection of twenty four premium, garden ready Sweet Pea plants, beautifully perfumed and ready to plant straight into your hanging baskets, filling your garden with colour and fragrance all summer long
- These compact, trailing varieties have been specially bred by our growers and come in a mix of complementary shades
- Ideal to fill window boxes, balcony planters and patio pots too
- For the perfect sweet pea display, choose a hanging basket at least 30cm in diameter and position where the plants will get at least six hours of direct sunlight per day
- Plant out after the first frosts for flowers from June to October - cut the flowers regularly and the plants will produce more
- Premium garden ready plants grown on a family run farm in Lancashire and sent to you at the best possible time for planting
- These hardy annuals are easy to grow, very productive and perfect for beginners
- Sweet peas need a trellis, obelisk or other support to climb up
- Long flowering season from June to September
- The pods and seeds of sweet peas are not edible
- Spencer sweet peas are one of the most popular and reliable sweet pea series, renowned for their long stems and large, frilly flowers
- Ideal for cutting - pick in the early morning or the evening. Sweet peas will last for five days in a vase
The Highlights
- A collection of twenty four premium, garden ready Sweet Pea plants, beautifully perfumed and ready to plant straight into your hanging baskets, filling your garden with colour and fragrance all summer long
- These compact, trailing varieties have been specially bred by our growers and come in a mix of complementary shades
- Ideal to fill window boxes, balcony planters and patio pots too
- For the perfect sweet pea display, choose a hanging basket at least 30cm in diameter and position where the plants will get at least six hours of direct sunlight per day
- Plant out after the first frosts for flowers from June to October - cut the flowers regularly and the plants will produce more
- Premium garden ready plants grown on a family run farm in Lancashire and sent to you at the best possible time for planting
- These hardy annuals are easy to grow, very productive and perfect for beginners
- Sweet peas need a trellis, obelisk or other support to climb up
- Long flowering season from June to September
- The pods and seeds of sweet peas are not edible
- Spencer sweet peas are one of the most popular and reliable sweet pea series, renowned for their long stems and large, frilly flowers
- Ideal for cutting - pick in the early morning or the evening. Sweet peas will last for five days in a vase
Care Guide
Good pest and disease resistance
Sweet peas don't tend to have serious problems with disease, but need to be planted with adequate spacing to avoid powdery mildew. Watch out for aphids, (spray the plants with soapy water if you see any) slugs and snails (make a barrier of copper wire, gravel, bark chips or crushed eggshells around your plants if slugs are a problem).
Water regularly
Keep your plants well watered, especially in hot or dry weather.
Full sun
Plant in a warm, sheltered spot where your plants will get at least six hours of sunlight daily.
Any fertile, well-draining soil
Thrives in any well-drained soil. If your soil is particularly clay-heavy and/or often becomes waterlogged then you can improve the drainage by adding in plenty of organic matter such as garden compost as well as some perlite or gravel.
Feed every two weeks
Give your plants a general purpose liquid feed every two weeks during the flowering season.
For more care tips and ideas visit our Knowledge page
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