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Mon, Mar 11, 13 at 19:21
| I bought some sweet pea seeds to try this year. I know the flowers will stop in the warm weather but does the foliage stay good looking for the rest of the season? |
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| The foliage is never much to look at even in cool damp climates. Removing the seed pods will prolong flowering. |
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| I'm in a warm climate. My sweet peas are just beginning to bloom - see pic. They'll be done in about 2 months, then the foliage will get ratty and thin, and I'll pull the plants out. It looks great right now, but won't once it gets hot. |
This post was edited by eahamel on Wed, Mar 13, 13 at 19:55
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| Thanks for responding. I think I'll rethink where I'm going to put them. I have a perennial one but obviously never tried the annuals. It'll be fun trying something new. |
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