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The recent warm weather has certainly spurred on the plant growth and the
weeds but I was delighted to pick my first few sweet peas today. They have
been in the ground all winter from self sown seeds and are pink with a
beautiful scent.


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The recent warm weather has certainly spurred on the plant growth and the
weeds but I was delighted to pick my first few sweet peas today. They have
been in the ground all winter from self sown seeds and are pink with a
beautiful scent.


Oh poo........................
I haven't even sown mine yet and I have a load of them specially ordered
from Roger parsons for their high scent ..
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On 11/5/08 12:29, in article , "Janet Tweedy"
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In article , "Robert
(Plymouth)" writes
The recent warm weather has certainly spurred on the plant growth and the
weeds but I was delighted to pick my first few sweet peas today. They have
been in the ground all winter from self sown seeds and are pink with a
beautiful scent.


Oh poo........................
I haven't even sown mine yet and I have a load of them specially ordered
from Roger parsons for their high scent ..


Janet, have you grown L. matucana? Short stems but a scent that knocks you
over.
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Janet, have you grown L. matucana? Short stems but a scent that knocks you
over.



Yes Sacha i have and they are lovely but some of Roger Parson's old
fashioned SP's really do rival those. He lists them all with their
strength of fragrance/ and or show quality in his catalogue
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On 14/5/08 22:52, in article , "Janet Tweedy"
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In article , Sacha
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Janet, have you grown L. matucana? Short stems but a scent that knocks you
over.



Yes Sacha i have and they are lovely but some of Roger Parson's old
fashioned SP's really do rival those. He lists them all with their
strength of fragrance/ and or show quality in his catalogue


Oh, groan, Janet. Now you've set me off. But thank you anyway. ;-)


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