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Sweet Pea Triple G - 42260
The darkest of all the Navy Blue Sweet Peas. 5-6 flowers on each long stem. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett. Sow March-June for Spring flowers or June-September for summer flowers.
Sweet Pea Candyfloss - 41610
Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett, it took over a century to produce the first named reverse bicolour cultivar, where the wing petals are darker than the standard petal. 'Erewhon', which has the greatest contrast of colour, is on the blue side of the colour spectrum. 'Maloy' was the first reverse bicolour on the red side of the spectrum. 'Candyfloss' has a paler standard and as the name suggests, is evocative of that confection. Summer flowering, with long stems which bear five or more flowers.
Sweet Pea Paradox - 42050
A smaller growing sweet pea, that can be planted in pots. Large, scented and ruffled deep purple-blue blooms. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett.
Sweet Pea Mrs Collier - 41960
Mrs Collier' is an ancestral cultivar of historic significance - first introduced in the UK in 1905 by Dobbie's and named for the wife of one of the employees at their Mark's Tey seed farm. It has primrose coloured buds which open cream, and a delicate vanilla scent. More recently it became notable as the foundation cultivar used in the cross between Lathyrus odoratus and L. belinensis, which has led to the various Lathyrus x hammettii hybrids.
Oriental Pak Choi Green Fortune - 59450
Compact plant, early with high heat tolerance. Nice green petioles. Crisp and sweet.
CF Sweet Pea Winter Sunshine Scarlet - CF21658
The Winter Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in early spring requiring only 10 hours of daylight. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.
Sweet Pea Route 66 - 42140
Route 66' is an updated version of 'Renaissance', which was the first modern pink and white bicolour. Good in the garden and can hold it's own on the show bench. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett.
CF Sweet Pea Winter Sunshine Pink - CF21656
The Winter Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in early spring requiring only 10 hours of daylight. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.
CF Sweet Pea Winter Sunshine Opal - CF21655
The Winter Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in early spring requiring only 10 hours of daylight. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.
Sweet Pea Turquoise Lagoon - 42270
A feast of colour for your eyes all at once, colours of purple, lilac, mauve, pale and iridescent blue and turquoise. The earliest flowers are pink/mauve and as they develop they shift and morph through bright shades of blue. Bred by Keith Hammett and created from cross breeding with Lathyrus belinensis, this is part of a new class of plants called Lathyrus x hammetti
Sweet Pea Spring Sunshine Cream - CF21624
The Spring Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in late Spring. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.
Sweet Pea Maloy - 41890
Absolutely stunning orange/apricot pink blooms with as many as seven flowers per stem. Maloy is a reverse bicolour sweet pea where the wing petals in the foreground are darker in colour than the flag petals in the background. Great for using in arrangements. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett.
Sweet Pea Spring Sunshine Champagne - CF21623
The Spring Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in late Spring. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.
CF Sweet Pea Old Times - CF2150
Lime-Green flowers with a blue tinge and veins. Strongly scented.
Sweet Pea Jilly - 41820
Jilly’ is a lovely shade of soft cream and is a favourite among flower farmers. It has won numerous awards with its long, strong stems and a delightful fragrance. Bred by Harriss and Unwins.
Sweet Pea Winter Sunshine Mid Blue - CF21653
The Winter Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in early spring requiring only 10 hours of daylight. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.
Sweet Pea Spring Sunshine Peach - CF21628
The Spring Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in late Spring. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.