Sweetpeas for my Vase on a Monday .The varieties are Betty Maiden, Jilly, Kipper Cream and Ethel Grace.
All plants have now picked up and flowering wonderfully.
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Excerpt From ‘The Land’ by Vita Sackville West.
When skies are gentle, breezes bland, when loam that's warm within the hand falls friable within the tines, sow hollyhocks and columbines.
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I absolutely love sweat peas. This photo is gorgeous, and I’d probably frame it so I could enjoy it all year. 🙂
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Nice thought… 🙂
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Lovely, I bet it smells wonderful too!
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It certainly does…. 🙂
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A special favourite! Love the beautiful colours!
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Thank you … 🙂
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What beautiful soft colours, Sue, especially the one with the narrow blue edge – I have some which were meant to have a pink edge but they are all plain white so far 😦 Oh, by the way, I am afraid you have the link slightly wrong as it is http://ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com
Unfortunately you had ‘a’ rather than ‘the’!! 🙂 Thanks for joining in.
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I enjoy the challenge…..will rectify the problem post haste … 🙂
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Gorgeous Sweet Peas. I’ m going to make a note of the names. They are wonderful together.
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And lovely perfume….
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Beautiful sweet peas Sue but how do they come up with the names? ‘Kipper Cream’ does not seem to a suitable name to grace a sweet pea 🙂
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I quite agree, sounds a bit yukky to me…
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Beautiful, I love sweet peas!
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Great colours! There are lots of pink varieties around here (nothing wrong with pink too) but especially the light lavender you have is gorgeous.
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Now realise that the pale one is Betty Maiden and the darker purple is Ethel Grace…..had them the other way round in a previous post.
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