Old Fashioned & Grandiflora Sweet Peas...
Strength of scent: 0 = none; 6 = strongest
These have very good scent and good weather resistance.
Better than Spencers for garden decoration but are less good for cut flowers.
Scroll down to see our Mixtures or click on the buttons or side bar for single colour varieties
Old-fashioned varieties
these varieties are over 100 years old or have the same form, size and vigour of the oldest varieties.
Modern Grandiflora varieties
are similar to Old-fashioned varieties but have one or more of these features: larger flowers, longer stems, more flowers per stem.
Semi-grandiflora varieties
have larger waved petals and longer stems similar to Spencer type but have the fragrance and performance of the Old-fashioned type.
Buy online:
* NEW *
2020-21 Seed Catalogue now available...
Our 2020-21 catalogue is now available in PDF form to downlaod below.
Adobe Acrobat document [13.1 MB]
How to order
There are multiple ways to order from us:
- Online via the website shop
- Online via email
- By post
- By telephone
- By bank transfer
Full details of each can be found on the how to order page.
Our Prices...
All seeds on this site are £1.50 per packet (minimum 10 seeds) or £6.50 per large packet (min. 50 seeds) unless otherwise stated.
Varieties and species not currently shown on the site are £2.50 per packet, £6.50 per large packet.
Please add postage:
£1.65 per seed order to the UK and Islands;
£4.00 to Europe outside the UK
£10.00 to the rest of the world (tracked and signed where available)
Our Collections...
Scented Collection - £13.50
10 packets from the varieties listed on our "Old-fashioned & Grandiflora" pages. You can choose or else leave it to us.
Sussex Collection - £13.50
10 packets from the varieties listed on our "Spencer" pages. You can choose or else leave it to us.
Exhibitor's Collection £29.00
5 large packets from the varieties listed on our "Spencer" pages. You can choose or else leave it to us.
Want to learn to grow better Sweet Peas?
The why not join the
National Sweet Pea Society
see: www.sweetpeas.org.uk
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