Lathyrus odoratus (sweet pea) is an annual climber with winged stems and deliciously fragrant, ruffled blossoms. Many cultivars exist with varying bloom color, size, and climbing habit.
Sow seed in cool weather in rich soil with excellent drainage. Requires sufficient space for good air circulation. Plant in fall in areas with mild winters and hot summers. Provide support.
Sow seed in containers in a cold frame or in situ in early spring. Pre-soak or chip seed to hasten germination.
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