Sweet pea "Countess Cadogan" (Lathyrus odoratus) is a strongly growing creeping plant whose stems may grow up to 2.5 m long. The stems that are equipped with runners easily climb upon fences or other supports. This species stands out with its long and abundant blooming. Large flowers gathered om short pedicels, a few per each, will adorn our gardens during the long summer months. The subtle-scented, pale blue flowers will form a great ornament for pergolas, gazebos and fences. "Countess Cadogan" sweet pea works equally well as a flowering cover for balcony and terrace railings.

The start of spring marks the best time for sowing sweet pea directly on the field. In that case the plants will begin to bloom early in the summer. If you would like to advance the blooming, sow the seeds to pots indoors in early spring. Sweet pea seeds need to be soaked in water all night long before sowing. This action will definitely speed up the germination. Plant sweet pea on sunny sites and avoid shady locations. A permeable, yet water retaining soil, rich in nutrients would allow the plants to thrive.

Each package contains 2 g of "Countess Cadogan" sweet pea seeds. The package information contains a growing guide and the sow-by date.

• Weight: 2 g
• Height: up to 2.5 m long
• Use: Ornamental - covering plant
• Growth form: creeper
• Flower colour: blue
• Site: sunny; permeable, water-retaining soil rich in nutrients