Sweet Pea - Susan Burgess

Susan Burgess is one of the most over achieving sweet pea I've ever grown, she got soo tall so fast, and pumped the flowers, set soo many beautifully plump seeds, and not least of all she's a unique warm slightly antique shade of rosy pink.

Summer flowering.

Note: our sweet pea plants are a little on the smaller side, but they are just starting to branch out and on the verge of their spring growth spurt. They will last a couple or so more weeks in their pots, but they will be their best selves if planted soon. Make sure not to disturb their roots as much as possible when planting.  Our sweet peas have been grown outside so should be hardened to similar mild climates like ours, but we have had to cover them with mikroclima to keep our quails off them which has seen the odd spots form on older leaves, but we've found that is reasonably normal for older sweet pea leaves, and so long as they're actively growing they'll outgrow it in no time.