David Ha Ha Oops went on a rant and thought i had deleted what i wanted as i went through pages to get your reply the end bit was meant for someone else Ha found your new link now i can annoy you even faster I am serious about sweet peas and as you know how to grow them i will pick your brain
thanks kef i'm not around much at the mo, now Captain Cuteness is on the move I have to follow him round every second, his new name is Danger Boy, he wanders round looking for things to bump into, 3 year old just the same, I seem to have very active children who cazn't bear their mother todo anything except play with them and not even glance at a computer screen/magazine!
This is a very old thread @Ajdstitch , but many of us grow sweet peas, so just keep an eye out for any threads
We don't have a dedicated thread as such, like some other forums do, but if you want to ask any questions about sowing and growing them, just start a thread with a suitable title, and you'll get some help. Many people will be wanting to start some soon
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
thanks fairy girl, I was hoping that the information David posted throughout his growing s.p Would be somewhere concise, I have grown s.p for many years and come up against all the problems others have . I will keep a look out for threads.
I have given up growing sweet peas in the autumn, I find they grow so fast get straggly. Had zero germination with JA no; seed compost, or direct sowing. Now its very early spring MPC, bottom "cold" greenhouse, unable to use "top" one any more, mice ate them, neighbour (proudly it seemed) informed me he had mice under his decking!!I find they catch up very quickly in size sown in spring
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David Ha Ha Oops
went on a rant and thought i had deleted what i wanted as i went through pages to get your reply the end bit was meant for someone else Ha 
found your new link now i can annoy you even faster 
I am serious about sweet peas and as you know how to grow them i will pick your brain 
hi all, my autumn sown sp's looking pretty good, hurrah! next week or so plan to sow lots more,v excited!
rosemummy David has started a more up to date thread, I've bumped it up for you
thanks kef i'm not around much at the mo, now Captain Cuteness is on the move I have to follow him round every second, his new name is Danger Boy, he wanders round looking for things to bump into, 3 year old just the same, I seem to have very active children who cazn't bear their mother todo anything except play with them and not even glance at a computer screen/magazine!
We don't have a dedicated thread as such, like some other forums do, but if you want to ask any questions about sowing and growing them, just start a thread with a suitable title, and you'll get some help. Many people will be wanting to start some soon
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...