Perennial or everlasting sweet pea Lathyrus latifolius reshoots every ... ‘Jilly’ with its generous wavy soft cream petals ...

Sweet in appearance as well as name, perennial sweet peas are a vining plant that can ... black-eyed Susans feature long yellow petals around deep brown centers. Although they share their coloring ...

consider the venerable pigeon pea -- a hardy perennial that can produce successive harvests during the year. The sweet, fresh green peas (technically beans) are a doppelganger for petit pois ...

Perennial sweet peas, although vining like their annual cousins ... For example, keeping in mind that yellow and purple are opposite on the color wheel, we might want to combine drought-tolerant ...

Grown in gardens for centuries, sweet peas come in a wide assortment of varieties, in every color except yellow ... Grow the perennial version instead. Very dependable and easy to grow, these ...

Annual sweet peas are ... There are easier ways to enjoy the pea family. Lathyrus latifolius, the perennial pea, keeps its roots in a tidy clump, is easy to raise from seed, and is wonderfully ...

Annual sweet peas are delightfully fragrant and come in a variety of colors. However, the perennial sweet pea, Lathyrus latifolius, which has naturalized along the roadsides of North America ...

Sweet peas come in both annual and perennial types. Since you want to save seed to plant next year, I'm assuming that your question refers to an annual variety. Annual sweet peas, which need to be ...

I have sweet peas. I have been trying to grow sweet peas for two decades. I could grow the perennial species, Lathyrus latifolius; my mother and grandmother grew them, saved seeds and passed them ...

But there are other pretty plants in the genus – perennials that deserve inclusion in the garden. Some are, like the sweet pea, climbers with tendrils that enable them to scramble somewhat ...