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Sweet Pea, Albutt Blue

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Sweet Pea, Albutt Blue Lathyrus odoratus Albutt Blue From £5.65
Sweet Pea, All Cottage Garden Collections

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Sweet Pea, All Cottage Garden Collections Lathyrus odoratus Mixes of 8 Plants From £9.60
Sweet Pea, Almost Black

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Sweet Pea, Almost Black Lathyrus odoratus Almost Black From £5.65
Sweet Pea, America

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Sweet Pea, America Lathyrus odoratus America From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Anniversary

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Sweet Pea, Anniversary Lathyrus odoratus Anniversary From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Ballerina Blue

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Sweet Pea, Ballerina Blue Lathyrus odoratus Ballerina Blue From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Black Knight

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Sweet Pea, Black Knight Lathyrus odoratus Black Knight From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Blue Velvet

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Sweet Pea, Blue Velvet Lathyrus odoratus Blue Velvet From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Bobby's Girl

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Sweet Pea, Bobby's Girl Lathyrus odoratus 'Bobby's Girl' From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Bramdean

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Sweet Pea, Bramdean Lathyrus odoratus 'Bramdean' From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Bristol

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Sweet Pea, Bristol Lathyrus odoratus 'Bristol' From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Cathy

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Sweet Pea, Cathy Lathyrus odoratus Cathy From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Charlies Angel

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Sweet Pea, Charlies Angel Lathyrus odoratus Charlies Angel From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Erewhon

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Sweet Pea, Erewhon Lathyrus odoratus Erewhon From £2.45
Sweet Pea, Flora Norton

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Sweet Pea, Flora Norton Lathyrus odoratus Flora Norton From £5.65
Sweet Pea, Gwendoline

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Sweet Pea, Gwendoline Lathyrus odoratus Gwendoline From £5.65

Cosmos and Sweet Pea seedling plants are ready to order now for delivery from April

  • You can't plant them outdoors until the last frost has passed 
  • Last frost is around mid-April in most of the UK, up to mid-or-late-May in colder inland Northern and Scottish gardens.

Seeds are ready for delivery now

Bedding plants are generally interplanted with long-lasting Perennials, but are either short-lived or else too tender to survive our winters. 
They are fast-growing and ideal for covering your borders with flowers, or packing into containers and hanging baskets. 

There is some overlap in practical use between annual or biennial plants, frost-tender perennials, and tubers like Dahlias that are often lifted at the end of each season: in general, the plants in this section are meant to be treated as annual bedding (i.e. thrown on the compost after they flower), even if they are technically perennials, unless otherwise stated.  

Sowing a tablespoon's worth of seeds and raising them into a heaving flower basket is great fun, and if you have not tried it, then give it a go!

But germinating your own seeds does take up a lot of space, attention, and time.
Buying "ready-made" seedlings gets you the right number of the best quality plants, delivered right when you want to plant them, all ready to start flowering within a matter of days: just add water!  

Please note that mail order annual plants are not covered by our guarantee, because they are annuals or biennials that are supposed to last less than a year after you receive them. Some live longer than that, like perennial wallflowers, but they should still be replaced every few years.