Unwins Sweet Pea Emily - 21 Seeds – Scented Rose Pink Flowers

Unwins Sweet Pea ‘Emily’ Seeds

Sweet Pea ‘Emily’ is a charming modern grandiflora variety producing delicate rose pink flowers on a soft white background. Highly scented and beautifully formed, these blooms bring classic summer fragrance and colour to any garden space.

With long, elegant stems and a strong sweet pea scent, Emily is perfect for cutting and creating fragrant bouquets. A reliable performer in borders, pots, and climbing supports, this variety adds vertical interest and timeless beauty throughout the summer.

Ideal for autumn sowing or spring planting, Sweet Pea Emily is a must-have for cottage gardens and traditional planting schemes.

Pack contains 21 seeds.

Key Features

Modern grandiflora sweet pea variety

Highly scented, rose pink flowers on a white ground

Excellent for cutting and bouquets

Perfect for borders, trellises, and pots

Suitable for autumn sowing

Grows up to 1.8m tall

Pack contains 21 seeds

Growing Information

Sowing Depth: 10–20 mm

Germination: 1–2 weeks

Time to Flower: 3–7 months

Plant Spacing: 20 cm

Height: 1.8 m

Spread: 20 cm

Sow seeds in autumn (October–November) for early blooms, or in late winter to early spring (January–March) indoors. Alternatively, sow outdoors from March to April once soil has warmed.

Grow in a sunny position with fertile, well-drained soil. Provide strong supports such as canes, netting, or trellis for plants to climb.

Water regularly and pick flowers frequently to encourage continuous blooming throughout summer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sweet Pea Emily scented?
Yes. It is highly fragrant, making it ideal for cut flowers.

Can I sow it in autumn?
Yes. Autumn sowing produces strong plants and earlier blooms.

How tall does it grow?
Emily can reach up to 1.8 metres, so support is essential.

Is it suitable for pots?
Yes. It performs well in large pots and containers with support.

Perfect For

Cottage gardens

Summer borders

Fragrant cut flower displays

Trellises and arches

Gardeners wanting scented blooms