Sweet Pea Muse Seeds

Sweet Pea Muse Seeds

Lathyrus odoratus
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Sweet Pea Muse Seeds From Johnsons bring a touch of timeless elegance to your garden with their soft, pastel-coloured blooms. The exquisite flowers display a harmonious blend of pink, lavender, and cream, exuding a captivating fragrance that fills the air with charm and romance. These graceful climbers are perfect for transforming trellises, fences, or containers into vibrant, floral showcases.

Renowned for their beauty and scent, Sweet Pea 'Muse' creates an enchanting atmosphere in any outdoor space. Their cascading blooms not only add visual appeal but also serve as a delightful sensory experience, making them a favourite choice for gardeners seeking to combine aesthetics with fragrance. The pastel tones of the flowers make them ideal for creating a soft, romantic garden theme.

This climbing annual thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, ensuring robust growth and prolific flowering throughout the season. Their vigorous climbing habit allows them to quickly cover vertical structures, providing lush greenery and stunning floral displays. Sweet Pea 'Muse' also attracts pollinators such as bees and butterflies, contributing to a healthy garden ecosystem.

Sweet Pea 'Muse' is particularly suited for creating vertical interest in gardens, whether adorning a rustic trellis or enhancing a modern fence. They also perform beautifully in large containers, adding height and elegance to patios or balconies. Their long-lasting flowers are perfect for cut arrangements, allowing you to bring their beauty and fragrance indoors.

Choose Sweet Pea Muse Seeds from Johnsons to create a garden filled with their delicate, pastel hues and intoxicating scent. Whether you're designing a romantic retreat or adding a touch of charm to your outdoor space, these seeds promise to deliver a stunning and rewarding addition to your planting scheme.

Product DetailsSpecies, size, colour and more
Botanical Name: Lathyrus odoratus
Genus: Lathyrus

FAQs

You don’t have to pinch your sweet peas - they’ll happily grow and flower without a pinch - but the reason we recommend a pinch is to encourage the plant to bush out and produce more flowers, rather than one long stem with fewer flowers on it. 

When your plantlets are around 10cm tall, simply take a clean pair of snips, scissors, or secateurs and snip off the growing tip just above the second or third set of leaves.

The most common causes of tall, spindly sweet peas are too much heat and/or not enough light. If yours have got a bit leggy, move them to a cool, bright location. An unheated greenhouse or coldframe is perfect, or outdoors with some fleece ready to throw over them in case of frost. To reduce the height of leggy sweet peas, it’s a good idea to pinch them - just follow the FAQ above. 

If your seedlings are very tall, with a flimsy stem stretching from the soil to the first set of flowers, it might be worth starting afresh and sowing another batch of seeds. As long as you sow them before May, your seeds should have enough time to germinate, grow and flower. Alternatively, you can buy ready-to-plant sweet pea plants or plugs. 

It’s best to sow your sweet pea seeds in trays, modules or pots, so you can protect them from hungry mice and shrews, which love to dig up and eat sweet pea seeds. Sow your seeds into peat-free compost and give them a good watering. You shouldn't need to water them again until you see their first green leaves. 

Once the risk of frost has passed, around April to May, you should be able to plant your seedlings out into their final growing position. Choose somewhere bright and sunny. You can grow them in deep pots and containers, raised beds, allotment beds, or directly into borders. Our tip is to put in your supports straight away, before the plants need them. 
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