want: perennial sweet peas.

14 years ago

I was wondering if anyone have Perennial Sweet peas.

they are flowering vines.i am helping my sister search for this flowering vine.

i have marigold seeds, sedum seeds, daylily seeds, morning glories, daisy seeds (white), mix flower seeds, etc to trade.

if you are not interested in trading, i can send postage.

Thanks!

Winnie

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suecirish
14 years ago
I have some perennial sweet peas, harvested from my garden plants this past season. I'll send you an email.
sjgardengal
14 years ago
Is the perennial sweet peas different from regular fragrant sweet peas? Sweet peas only grow for a short time(spring) in my area due to hot weather. I do have an heirloom sweet pea that pretty much grows all year long but no fragrance. According to my research, it was planted in Thomas Jefferson's garden. It's pink color and looks like a mini orchid. I like to try other sweet peas variety especially the ruffled fragrant kind or Cupani's Original. If anyone wants to trade, email me directly.
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