I would plant them now into seedling compost in sectioned tray or small pots. Water and cover lightly with compost. They can be outside in a sheltered spot for now. Once the first divided leaves appear, pot the best of them individually up into slightly bigger pots in multi-purpose and overwinter them in a sheltered spot or cold frame/greenhouse ready to plant into the ground next spring after frost is over. Protect from slugs! Lupin seedlings usually do well, but be prepared for some colour surprises!

Thanks Ojibway93.

Alex are those seeds the size of a normal pea? They don't look it to me though the photo is out of focus... If they aren't the size of a pea then they are likely to be infertile seed.

mine are the size of sweetpea seeds MG and they are usually ok . At least they look brown so should be ripe unlike some that get harvested.

They just look a little on the small side to me but yes they are brown which is good.

They are the size of sweet pea seeds, not petit pois. I shall try and see what happens.

Let us know how you get on Alex :-)

Will do.