Hi Kate! I would be very interested...sending you mail shortly. CMK (Christin)

I have grown perennial sweet pea for years, and oh my god does it have a tap root! Hard, woody, like a tree and impossible to dig out fully. My plants are very old, but even younger ones are taprooted. Not only that, the stuff reseeds everywhere and if you don't get it while it is very young, it is going to be there until you blast it out. Very invasive stuff. Maybe what you folks have is some kind of new cultivar, but trust me, the old fashioned variety that was around when your grandmother was young, does have a taproot! And it has no scent, either. Some of my plants are at least 65 yrs old, they have been growing on the same wire fence since my house was built. Both the pink and white varieties. Sandy

And forget trying Round-Up. IâÂÂm not a fan of chemical plant eradicators, but IâÂÂm on my second season of battling this beast and I gave in. Multiple sprays barely killed the foliage and the taproots were not affected in the least. ==>>> then you are not using it properly... are you using pre-mixed.,, or reading the label and using the proper dilution for vines???? its something like double or triple the concentration ... there is.. a product actually called vine killer.. which is different than RU .... it took me 3 years to kill poison ivy... no one said any of the killers will work in one application .. good luck ken

Hi Growjo, I would be interested in trading for the following items: Lathyrus latifolius 'White Pearl' Lathyrus latifolius 'Red Pearl' Sweet Pea 'Cupid' Coreopsis rosea 'American Dream' Calendula-Greenheart Orange Lychnis x haageana-Haage Campion Have a look at my trade page and let me know if you're interested in trading. thanks...Heather Here is a link that might be useful: Heather's Trade Page