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Sweet Pea Nimbus Seed Packet
$6.25Bred by Dr Keith Hammett. A divinely scented variety with a unique marbled colouring. It is the most dramatic example of a striped sweet pea.Dramatic addition to gardens and arrangements. Spencer... -
Sweet Pea Norman Wisdom Seed Packet
$6.25Spencer type with beautifully scented blooms in pure white and soft cream hues. A vigorous climber requiring support. How to Sow Seeds Method: Sow 12mm (½”) deep in flowering position in full sun... -
Sweet Pea Pandemonium Seed Packet
$6.25Bred by Dr Keith Hammett. Elegant plant bears large and wavy edged blooms on strong stems. Superb for growing in pots and containers or growing up arches, trellises, with 4 or 5 heavily scented... -
Sweet Pea Perfume Mix Seed Packet
$5.95Smaller flowers with sweeter scent. Very attractive and very hardy. Flowers over a long period. Needs a fence or trellis and lots of sun. How to Sow Seeds Method: Sow late Summer through to late... -
Sweet Pea Princess Elizabeth Seeds Each
$5.95Large fluttery salmon pink and cream petals, a romantic addition to the garden. Late bloomer with a strong sweet scent, tall plant to grow up a trellis, fence, or wall. Plant Height: 180cmHow to Sow... -
Sweet Pea Ripple Mixed Seeds
$5.00Striking large striped flowers that are delicately scented. Mix contains a lovely blend of shades and colours to provide a variety of interest to the garden. Excellent for cutting and for training up... -
Sweet Pea Singing The Blues Seed Packet
$5.95Rich deep blues to serene pastels. Large, sweetly scented flowers. Delightful cut flower and a vigorous climber. Displays over a long period. How to Sow Seeds Method: Sow 12mm deep in flowering... -
Sweet Pea Tiller Girls Seed Packet
$6.25A stylish and fragrant mixture for beautiful ‘Spencer’ type flakes. Grow over trellis or canes for exciting displays. Excellent for cutting and arrangements. How to Sow Seeds Method: Sow 12mm (½”)... -
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Sweetleaf Stevia Seeds
$5.75Stevia has been used for over 1,500 years by the peoples of South America to sweeten teas and medicines, and as a sweet treat. It has recently become popular worldwide as a near-zero calorie... -
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