Sweet Pea Bonanza Mixed Winter Flower Seeds

Bring vibrant color and delightful fragrance to your garden with the Sweet Pea Bonanza Mixed Winter Flower Seeds! This stunning collection features an assortment of bold, eye-catching colors, from rich reds and pinks to soft pastels and whites. Known for their sweet, intoxicating scent, these sweet peas are perfect for growing in cooler weather, making them ideal for winter and early spring planting.

The Bonanza Mix variety is a favorite among gardeners for its impressive mix of flowers, each boasting large, fragrant blooms that add beauty to any garden or container. These hardy plants thrive in cooler temperatures and are perfect for planting in areas with mild winters or as an early spring bloom in colder climates.

Plant these winter-hardy sweet peas along fences, trellises, or in garden beds to create a vibrant display of color that will brighten up your outdoor spaces. Their compact size makes them perfect for both small and large gardens. Sweet Peas are also an excellent choice for cutting flowers to bring indoors, filling your home with a lovely fragrance.

Key Features:

• Colorful & Fragrant Blooms: The Bonanza Mix offers a rich blend of pinks, reds, whites, and purples with a delightful fragrance.

• Winter Hardy: Ideal for winter and early spring planting, they thrive in cooler temperatures.

• Easy to Grow: These seeds are perfect for both beginners and experienced gardeners.

• Versatile: Great for planting in garden beds, containers, and along trellises or fences.

• Attracts Pollinators: The sweet scent and vibrant colors draw in bees and butterflies, contributing to the health of your garden.

Planting Tips:

• Planting Time: Sow seeds in late fall or early winter for winter blooms or start in early spring for a colorful spring display.

• Light Requirements: Sweet Peas love full sun, but they can tolerate partial shade.

• Soil: Well-draining soil rich in organic matter is ideal for these flowers.

• Watering: Water regularly, keeping the soil moist but not waterlogged.