Lathyrus odoratus 'Spencer Wiltshire Ripple'

Creamy white flowers with burgundy veins, which occasionally seem to have a hint of purple. Beautiful variety, ideal for picking. Deliciously sweet scent.

Sowing instructions
Lathyrus can be sown in the autumn or spring. In the autumn, sow them in P9 pots, overwinter them in the greenhouse and plant them out in the garden in the spring from March. They can withstand temperatures down to -5 degrees, so they can take a beating. Sow in early spring from January and February and again in March. This way you spread the flower harvest. Lathyrus is a dark germinator, the seeds can be covered with a layer of soil.