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Clitoria Ternatea

Hi, I just wondered if anyone has tried growing Clitoria ternatea, or Blue Butterfly Pea Flower in the UK? It's native to Indonesia, but has also been introduced to India, Australia, etc. The flower is edible and it's used a natural food colouring by MissJulia

27/04/2013 15:29:02

by blackest

Your favourite Sweet Peas

some plants (preferably those grown in root trainers.) I love Matucana and Cupani, both very old varieties with scent and bi-coloured flowers Hi scent - sweet pea smells amazing and grows well, they give a lot of flowers per stem seeds http by happycottontail

05/04/2013 14:19:46

by Gardengirl..

Sowing seeds in toilet rolls

out so it breaks down in the soil without disturbing the roots. I only use for sweet peas as couldnt be bothered with doing everything that way OK thanks for that! So only members of the Fabacea family then! You can pretty much grow anything i should by Throstle2

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18/03/2013 19:48:53

by chilli lover

Talkback: Mangetout and sugar snap peas

im doing the oppesite im growing early onwards peas and dwarf french bean any advice anyone know a way to get rid of lambstail,it looks like asparagus when it comes through the soil and if you dig it,then it breaks and spreads. While browsing by gardeningeek

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28/11/2011 18:38:10

by muppetmama

Sweet Peas

And another....... I planted sweet peas in toilet roll tubes in October - they are growing well and are approx 3-4inches high with 3 pairs of leaves. Someone once said to get better plants that will flower for longer you need to remove some leaves by Lucy3

24/01/2013 16:52:57

by Lucy3

Autumn Sowing Sweet Peas

but the plants have gone leggy, and even putting them in a sheltered spot in the garden didn't work as the frost killed them. Oh and not forgetting the pests who love a winter snack on the sweet peas! Didn't do very well this year growing them in a pot, so trying by Sarah Novice

05/09/2012 21:29:28

by obelixx

Sweet Peas

Something about a June wedding Paul?? It might help to put your question here http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/the-potting-shed/growing-sweet-peas/6143-7.html Not the Paul Young! I''ve a friend called Jennifer Jones. by Paul Young

21/01/2013 20:51:45

by Zoomer44

pea pods

nylon netting and planted approx 15 pea plants round it. All growlng well and i have been tying to the canes as they grew. All are nearly at the top and 2 - 3 are just above Do you pinch the tops to stop them getting any higher or let the just grow by mike2li

03/07/2012 00:54:24

by Welshonion

Is this Pea Weevil?

Hi I am still fairly new to fruit & veg growing & would appreciate some help. I sowed a couple of rows of peas about 4 weeks ago and the seedlings are now 3 - 4cms high. I noticed the other day that most of the leaves have been eaten around by Topbird

04/05/2013 10:49:30

by Dovefromabove

Early onward peas

it might have been the weather but would appreciate any help. The plants are still growing so have no reason to doubt that they will soon form pods. I think it's quite normal. I think it's called varigation. Early peas aren't much troubled by poor weather. by Bettyslad

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15/05/2012 19:57:48

by Gaffelbiter

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