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First of the Sweet Peas....
By Dottydaisy2
2 Jun, 2011
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Wow mine are only just starting to climb. Lovely colours Dottydaisy..
3 Jun, 2011
Yes I was lucky Mot as most of the garden is planted in these colours...
Thanks Bill you cannot beat the old fashioned plants for scent can you, we grow them every year well OH does lol
3 Jun, 2011
What a beautiful colour Dd and early to !
4 Jun, 2011
gorgous colour i love sweetpeas but dont seem to have a lot of luck with them !
5 Jun, 2011
Amy it is perfect for where it is, OH gets top marks lol Whd ours always start off well then they usually get mildew as the season progresses.
5 Jun, 2011
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Beautiful colours....:>)
3 Jun, 2011