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Royal Family Mix Sweet Pea

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  • Classic Sweet Pea mix with blooms in red, pink, lavender, salmon, and white
  • Early flowering with long, strong stems ideal for cutting
  • Heat-tolerant and performs well in full sun with moderate moisture
  • Fragrant blooms on vigorous vines reaching 5–6 feet tall
  • Approx. 90–100 days to maturity from direct sowing
Description

Royal Family Mix Sweet Pea (Lathyrus odoratus) is a stunning annual climbing vine that brings old-fashioned charm and a sweet fragrance to any garden or cut flower program. This mix produces large, heat-resistant blooms in shades of red, pink, lavender, salmon, purple, and white, offering a romantic and colorful palette perfect for fresh bouquets.

This early-flowering variety produces long, sturdy stems ideal for cutting. It performs best in cooler conditions but can tolerate mild southern heat with adequate moisture. A true cottage garden classic, Royal Family Mix delivers reliable performance and elegance all season long.

Notes:

  • Performs best in cooler climates or early spring plantings.

  • Not as highly scented as antique varieties, but much more heat resistant.

  • Avoid high nitrogen fertilizers — too much foliage reduces flowering.

  • Excellent choice for market bouquets, cottage gardens, and vertical floral displays.

  • Germinates at 55-65 degrees Fahrenheit 

(Mildly poisonous and if consumed in large quantities can cause Lathyrus)

Growing Information

Royal Family Mix Sweet Pea Planting Information

Scientific Name: Lathyrus odoratus

Common Name: Sweet Pea

Series: Royal Family Mix

Plant Type: Annual

Family: Fabaceae

Color: Mixed (Red, Pink, Lavender, Salmon, Purple, White)

Height (in.): 60–72 inches (vining)

Growth Habit: Climbing vine

Blooming Season: Summer

Days to Maturity: 90–100 days from direct sowing

USDA Hardiness Zone(s): Annual

Crop & Spacing Information

  • Sowing: Early spring; sow directly outdoors as soon as soil can be worked or start indoors 4–6 weeks before last frost
  • Finishing: Summer
  • Germination: 7–14 days
  • Support: Requires trellis, netting, or string support for climbing
  • Spacing: 6–8 inches apart
  • Sun Requirement: Full Sun
  • Moisture: Moderate; prefers evenly moist, well-drained soil
  • Temperature: Prefers cooler weather (best blooms under 75°F)
Additional Information

Harvesting & Post-Harvest Tips:

  • For Cut Flowers: Harvest when the lowest blooms on the stem are open and upper buds are just showing color.
  • Vase Life: 4–6 days with cool conditioning water.
  • For Maximum Stem Length: Pinch early to encourage branching and remove spent flowers to extend bloom season.