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Sweet Pea Spencer Leamington Seeds

Sweet Pea Spencer Leamington Seeds

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October–November / January–April
Harvest / Flowering
June - September
Position
Full Sun
Difficulty
Easy

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Sweet Pea Leamington Seeds

Sweet Pea Leamington Seeds produce beautiful large multiflora blooms on vigorous plants, creating an impressive display later in the Sweet Pea flowering season. This very popular late-flowering Sweet Pea is an excellent choice for extending summer colour after earlier varieties have begun to fade.

The large flowers make Sweet Pea Leamington an attractive addition to traditional flower gardens, cottage gardens, borders, and cutting gardens. Plants thrive in moist, fertile soil with good drainage and perform best in a sunny position.

Autumn sowing allows young plants to establish over winter, while regular deadheading during the flowering season helps encourage a longer-lasting display.

Key Features

Very popular late-flowering Sweet Pea.

Produces large multiflora flowers.

Excellent for extending the Sweet Pea flowering season.

Ideal for cottage gardens, borders, and cutting gardens.

Suitable for autumn sowing and overwintering.

Thrives in moist, fertile, well-drained soil.

Regular deadheading prolongs flowering.

How to Grow Sweet Pea Leamington Seeds

Sow Sweet Pea Leamington Seeds during September in their flowering position at approximately 2cm deep.

For later sowings, use pots or deep modules such as root trainers. Sow approximately 2 seeds per module or 5 seeds per pot.

Place autumn-sown pots or modules in a cold frame to overwinter, providing the young plants with cool, sheltered conditions.

Sweet Peas prefer moist, fertile soil with good drainage and perform best in a sunny position.

Provide suitable support as the plants develop and begin climbing.

Once flowering begins, remove faded blooms regularly. Repeated deadheading helps prolong the flowering period and encourages plants to continue producing flowers.

Sweet Pea Growing Tips

Use deep modules or root trainers to accommodate developing roots.

Sow in September for overwintering.

Protect young plants in a cold frame through winter.

Grow in moist, fertile, well-drained soil.

Provide sturdy support as plants develop.

Deadhead regularly to prolong flowering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of Sweet Pea is Leamington?
Leamington is a popular late-flowering variety producing large multiflora flowers.

When should Sweet Pea Leamington Seeds be sown?
Sow during September in the flowering position or make later sowings in pots or deep modules.

Can Sweet Pea Leamington be overwintered?
Yes, later pot and module sowings can be placed in a cold frame to overwinter.

Where should Sweet Pea Leamington be grown?
Grow in a sunny position with moist, fertile soil and good drainage.

How can I prolong flowering?
Repeated deadheading helps encourage plants to continue producing flowers.

Perfect For

Cottage gardens

Cut flower gardens

Garden borders

Late summer colour

Flower arrangements

Sunny gardens

Traditional gardens

Autumn sowing

Important Safety Information

Warning: Sweet Pea seeds are poisonous and must not be eaten. Keep seeds away from children and pets.

Want more growing advice?

Read the full growing instructions, with practical advice and a few tips we’ve picked up from growing it ourselves.

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