I do not have a serrisa but I'll see if I can find one because I'd love to have some of your hyacinth bean vine. Thanks, Dee

I have tons of herb seeds I havent added to list yet but I would love some of the lavender Rose of sharon a few: fern leaf dill chamomile parsley thyme Plus more

They like them some good soil, so incorporate some good stuff in your planting patch. Maybe even dig down a foot. Even 5 linear feet of a sweet pea patch should give you more than enough bouquets, so a small amount of work turning and sprucing up your soil is worth the effort. I put the seed in a glass of water overnight before sowing, which I do sometime around Halloween. Sow a little more than an inch deep and maybe 3 or 4 inches between seeds...you can thin later if necessary. The only other tip to stave off disappointment is when seedlings emerge, they must be protected by some sort of caging from birds, which will nip the seedlings when small. Once the seedlings get to 5 or 6 inches tall, they are usually safe and protection can be removed. It is also a good idea to put in your climbing structures early...if yours will be climbing a fence, perhaps you can just put up strings or netting or chicken wire for them to climb up...sounds easy. It is easier to have these climbing aids in place before the sweet peas grow too much. Sow in Oct - Nov, flowers from May to almost July. Garden jewels that everyone loves.

Hi Judith- I'd love to trade some of my nigella for some of your sweet pea. For some rweason I didn't grow any sweet pea this year and I missed it soooo much! Let me know. Thanks- Elizabeth