Early Multiflora blooms up to 2 weeks earlier than early-blooming types. Long vines produce mildly fragrant flowers on long, sturdy stems in the merriest shades of almost every color except yellow; wonderful for cut flower bouquets. Flowers average 1″. Caution: Parts of this plant are toxic if ingested.
We haven’t yet found a sweet pea with a more delicious scent. Even a single stem fills the air with a sweet, fresh fragrance. Developed for beauty and scent, the soft cream-colored flowers have a delicate lavender edge that is further enhanced by the ruffled petals. The tall vines produce several long stems of large sweet pea flowers that are ideal for cutting. Caution: Parts of this plant are toxic if ingested.
The light scent and delicate beauty that delights sweet pea lovers, but with shorter vines needing little or no support. Knee-High Blend offers a symphony of colors to brighten up your garden, short trellis, or hanging basket, to the delight of pollinators. Multiple florets of blossoms that average 1″ for excellent cut flower bouquets.Caution: Parts of this plant are toxic if ingested.
Little Sweetheart is not your usual vining, climbing sweet pea, but a dwarf, bush type with profuse, lightly scented, small flowers in red, pink, white, rose, purple, lilac, and blue. Try something different for hanging baskets, patio containers, window boxes or the front of a border.
Aptly named, Mammoth sweet peas have extra-large flowers with lengthy stems—perfect for cutting! The subtle, sweet scent is delightful, too. Developed in the 1980s from Early Multiflora Gigantea, a Spencer-type sweet pea, this variety boasts drought and heat resistance, which results in a longer season of blooms. Attracts pollinators. Deer resistant. Caution: Most parts of this plant are toxic if ingested.
Add a sea of wavy petaled, violet-blue blossoms to your garden! The intense color of ‘My Navy’ makes it a stand-out among sweet peas. Large, lightly fragrant blooms on long, sturdy stems make them fantastic for full bouquets of all dark blooms, or pairings with contrasting, lighter flowers. Pollinators love them, too! Deer resistant. Caution: Most parts of this plant are toxic if ingested.
Perennial, or everlasting, sweet peas were grown by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello. The very long, lush, trailing vines are gorgeous rambling over shrubs or fences, gracing an arbor, or used as a groundcover. Withstands summer heat well, is fairly drought tolerant, and attracts pollinators. Flowers are lovely in bouquets. Usually scentless. Caution: Parts of this plant are toxic if ingested.
The exquisite fragrance of these large, ruffled flowers harks back to days of grandmother’s garden. Bring the luscious aroma into your home in cut flower bouquets. This rainbow blend includes purple, red, rose, scarlet, white, blue, cream, and some bicolors. More heat resistant than other sweet peas.
A beautiful mix of majestic colors, the Royal series has larger flowers than most sweet pea varieties, and heat resistance for a longer blooming period. Grow sweet peas on a trellis, fence, or porch rail to call in the pollinators. Bring the cut flowers indoors to sweeten the house with their perfume and old-fashioned charm.
Charming large clusters of edible, double flowers in a myriad of colors, and one of the longest lasting cut flowers available! In the garden, butterflies and bees love the sweet and spicy scented flowers. As a biennial, Sweet William forms a lovely plant the first year, then flowers the second. In mild climates, plants may return the following year. However, for the best flower production, we recommend reseeding every year so you’ll be sure to always have flowering plants.
Weight: 750mg (~540 seeds)
An invaluable seasoning in the kitchen, thyme has a subtle, woodsy flavor that complements a variety of foods. A staple herb of chefs, and one of the primary ingredients of bouquet garni. With very small leaves and delicate, edible flowers, thyme makes a lovely, drought-tolerant, 12″-tall landscape plant; use as a low hedge around your herb or vegetable garden. An excellent container plant to enjoy indoors or out.
Weight: 350mg (~1400 seeds).
Tomatillos are essential to a wide variety of Mexican foods. ‘Grande Rio Verde’ yields ripe fruit nearly all at once on compact plants (about 24″ tall), thus lending themselves to smaller spaces or containers. A shorter harvest window is ideal for canning or freezing your favorite tomatillo-based sauces, or you can simply freeze tomatillos for use later. Tomatillos thrive in growing conditions similar to tomatoes (because they are related) but will handle a lot more heat. Grow two or more plants to ensure good pollination.
Weight: 150mg
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