Sweet Pea April in Paris Seeds

Sweet Pea April in Paris Seeds
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Botanical Name: Lathyrus odoratus
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Sweet Pea April in Paris Seeds From Johnsons are the perfect choice for adding a touch of elegance and charm to your garden. These stunning plants produce fragrant, pastel pink and lavender flowers that create a romantic, soft display in any outdoor space. Their delicate hues and sweet scent make them a wonderful addition to trellises, fences, or containers, where they can climb and weave through structures to add vertical beauty to your garden.

Known for their romantic and timeless appeal, Sweet Pea 'April in Paris' thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, making them a perfect choice for a wide range of garden settings. Whether you're looking to cover a trellis, adorn a garden fence, or brighten up a container garden, these climbing plants provide a long-lasting, captivating display of colour and fragrance throughout the growing season.

With their elegant and vibrant flowers, Sweet Peas are well-suited for creating a delightful garden focal point. The pastel pink and lavender blooms exude a gentle, fragrant aroma that will fill your garden with a lovely scent, while their long-lasting flowers offer consistent beauty from early summer until the first frost. These plants are perfect for attracting pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, enhancing your garden's ecosystem while adding to its beauty.

As an annual, Sweet Pea 'April in Paris' is easy to grow and maintain, making it an ideal choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. Their climbing nature makes them excellent for growing on trellises or other vertical supports, where they can reach impressive heights and create a striking visual display. Additionally, these plants thrive in containers, allowing you to bring their beauty to patios, balconies, or small garden spaces.

In addition to their garden beauty, Sweet Peas are perfect for cutting and using in fresh flower arrangements. Their lovely blooms are perfect for bouquets, bringing a romantic touch to your home. Whether you're adding them to your garden or using them for floral designs, Sweet Pea 'April in Paris' is sure to impress with its stunning, fragrant blooms that brighten up any space.

Choose Sweet Pea 'April in Paris' seeds from Johnsons for a classic, elegant addition to your garden. With their soft colours, delightful fragrance, and climbing habit, these plants are an excellent choice for adding beauty, charm, and a touch of romance to any outdoor space.

FAQs

Some gardeners like to soak their sweet pea seeds before they sow them, and others might tell you to scratch or even sand the seeds with sandpaper. This is to soften the seed coat on the seeds, in theory allowing for better germination. However, in practice, it’s not really necessary. In our trials, we rigorously test every plant variety to ensure good germination and plant health. So, when it comes to sowing your sweet pea seeds, you can sow them directly into the compost, making sure to give them a good watering afterwards. 

Sweet peas are very easy to look after. They just like good peat-free compost, garden compost or well-rotted manure, with plenty of nutrients to power their prolific flowering. If you’re planting your sweet pea plants in pots, simply fill the pot with fresh compost. If you’re planting into the ground, just add a good handful of compost into the planting hole along with your sweet pea plant. 

Sweet peas like well-drained soil, but do try not to let them dry out when they’re in flower. They’ll also do well with a liquid feed several times through their flowering season. Remember to pick them as much as you can, to ensure more blooms continue to form! 

Sweet peas are climbing plants, which makes them excellent for training up trellises, fences and other vertical supports. If well supported, they can reach up to 2m tall, creating a striking display of flowers. 

When your sweet pea plants are young, you’ll need to tie the new growth to their supports, but they’ll quickly develop their own tendrils, which allow them to self-cling. Sweet peas look most effective with several plants close together, so they grow into a curtain of blooms. 
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