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Sweet Pea ‘Multiflora Colorama Mixed’ Seeds – Lathyrus odoratus Fragrant Climbing Flowers

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    Sweet Pea ‘Multiflora Colorama Mixed’ Seeds – Lathyrus odoratus Fragrant Climbing Flowers - Oldboy&

    Description

    Charming, fragrant, and full of cottage-garden appeal, Sweet Pea ‘Multiflora Colorama Mixed’ is an early-flowering climbing variety grown for its ruffled blooms and sweet perfume. This beautiful mix produces flowers in a range of soft and vibrant shades, creating a colourful display on trellises, fences, arches, and other garden supports.

    A wonderful choice for cut flower gardens and ornamental planting, this sweet pea variety is loved for its climbing habit, delightful scent, and romantic old-fashioned style. It is ideal for adding vertical colour to the garden and for picking fresh flowers through the season.

    Product Details

    • Product Name: Sweet Pea ‘Multiflora Colorama Mixed’ Seeds

    • Botanical Name: Lathyrus odoratus

    • Variety: ‘Multiflora Colorama Mixed’

    • Common Name: Sweet Pea

    • Plant Type: Annual climbing flower

    • Germination - 68% - Tested 12/2024 + 25% OVERPACK

    Features

    • Early-flowering sweet pea mix

    • Fragrant blooms

    • Mixed flower colours

    • Ideal for trellises, fences, arches, and tripods

    • Excellent for cut flower gardens

    • Climbing growth habit

    • Perfect for cottage gardens, borders, and ornamental displays

    Packet Options

    Small Packet

    • Quantity: 15 seeds

    • Ideal for: small spaces, pots, and trial planting

    Standard Packet

    • Quantity: 30 seeds

    • Ideal for: trellises, small beds, and home flower gardens

    Value Packet

    • Quantity: 60 seeds

    • Ideal for: larger seasonal displays and generous cut flower sowing

    Bulk Packet

    • Quantity: 150 seeds

    • Ideal for: mass planting, long fence lines, and larger garden projects

    When to Sow

    • Sow in autumn to winter in mild climates

    • Sow in spring in cooler climates

    • Direct sow where plants are to grow, or start carefully in deep pots

    • Provide support such as a trellis, fence, tripod, or stakes

    • Best grown in a sunny position with well-drained soil

    Growing Information

    • Sowing depth: About 25 mm

    • Plant type: Climbing annual

    • Best position: Full sun

    • Uses: Trellises, borders, beds, and cut flowers

    • Fragrance: Sweetly scented blooms

    • Support needed: Yes

    Important Note

    • Stock photo used for illustration purposes only

    • This is a mixed variety

    • Flower colours and shades may vary from those shown

    • Plant performance and colouring may vary depending on growing conditions

    • Sweet peas require suitable climbing support for best growth

    Why You Should Buy

    • Beautiful fragrant flowers with timeless garden appeal

    • Perfect for vertical colour on trellises and fences

    • Lovely for cutting and indoor flower arrangements

    • A rewarding seasonal climber for home gardens

    • Excellent choice for cottage-style planting

    FAQ

    What is the botanical name?
    The botanical name is Lathyrus odoratus.

    Is this variety fragrant?
    Yes, this variety is grown for its sweetly scented blooms.

    Is this a mixed colour variety?
    Yes, this is a mixed variety, so flower colours may vary.

    Does it need support?
    Yes, sweet peas are climbing plants and grow best with a trellis, fence, stakes, or similar support.

    Is it good for cut flowers?
    Yes, sweet peas are a popular choice for cut flower gardens.