Sweet peas are known for their beautiful blooms and strong fragrance, but they can also help enrich the soil and benefit ...

W ith their delicious perfume and myriad of candy-like hues, sweet peas are undeniably one of the best early-summer bloomers.

The plant propagates easily from seed and is known by a variety of common names such as perennial sweet pea, Brede Lathrys broadleaf pea, everlasting sweet pea, pea vine, and wild sweet pea.

Where to go, though, to find sweet pea-themed pursuits? One of the majors can be found in Carlsbad, at The Flower Fields, which are synonymous with the Giant Tecolote Ranunculus, a brilliant ...

Hold on - this is not the fragrant annual sweet pea flower you remember from home (I'll write about those gems in a future article). This plant is an evergreen shrub producing vibrant violet ...

Visitors tend to like 'Matucana', similar to the wild form with old-fashioned colour and scent, but a more garden-worthy plant. The commercial sweet-pea season - cut flowers grown under glass - is ...

This makes U-Pick season especially tempting for those fans of the flower, but finding regional spots that specialize in the sweet pea can be as challenging as describing its singular scent.

History will be made at the Royal Welsh Show later this month as a new variety of sweet pea is launched. This new flower will have a Welsh name for the first time since the sweet pea arrived in ...

The Sweet Pea flower committee kicked off the annual festival Friday with the traditional flower show contest. About 40 people streamed into the flower tent between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. to drop off ...

No wonder the English gardener refers to this flower as the Queen of Annuals and that it has been in serious cultivation, captivating gardeners around the world, for more than 300 years.

It began an 80-year-love affair with these sweet, scented flowers. Her Majesty has given her royal seal of approval to the Peter Seabrook sweet peaCredit: Arthur Edwards / The Sun Now the Queen ...

This new flower will have a Welsh name for the first time since the sweet pea arrived in Britain 300 years ago. John Rowlands, originally from Bala, has been growing sweet peas on his Denbighshire ...