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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.

Peas are straightforward to grow and are so sweet and delicious when freshly harvested that they can be eaten raw. There are three main types: shelling peas (where only the actual peas are eaten), sugar snaps (where the entire, fleshy pod is eaten

...this will be my first effort, growing sweet peas from seed.... Seems to miss saying what time of year you pot on the sweet peas and then says do not plant out for 3/4 weeks, from what month?I am starting my sweet peas this week Oct. but need to know when I pot on

Hello, I have lots of sweet peas ready to go out and two celmatis. I really fancy something like this growing up beside the patio doors - does anyone know whether either of these would be ok in a pot against a south facing wall? If so, any ideas

I have grown some sweet peas in a container, they were sown in autumn last year and they are good strong plants but they are only flowering at the top. How do I get them to flower further down? You dont, they flower at the top as in most flowers

Quite agree! This is the first year I have attempted growing sweet peas and I've been delighted with the result. Every week we have 1-2 posies of fresh flowers that bring charm, colour and a delightful scent to the home. It is great that you must

, on the other side of me, has a veritable riot of sweet peas rambling all over a bamboo cane plant support. My plot might be lush and colourful with runner bean blooms and courgette flowers, but it does lack that splash of summery colour. Besides which, a few

peas. In fact on our very own site we suggest sowing them both before Christmas - see Sarah Raven's video: http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/creative-projects/how-to-grow-sweet-peas/327.html and after Christmas (Jan to May) - see

stages of growth.springMore advice on growing plants from seedSowing seeds indoorsHow to sow sweet pea seedsGrowing exotic plants from seedGrowing dahlias from seed

Sprinkle granular fertiliser round roses, shrubs and along the base of hedgesSow sweet peas into deep potsTransplant evergreen shrubs and conifers to new sitesPlace grow-through plant supports over tall-growing perennials, like delphiniums