Here is my hand compared to the blooms of the 'King Tut' sweet peas
Lathyrus sativus. It says on the seed packet that they reach up to 3 feet and are adaptable to both cool and hot regions. They aren't fragrant, but boy, aren't they cute? You can purchase seeds from
Territorial Seed Company in Oregon state.
I cut them so they would continue to bloom. I put them in a shot glass for this photo! Gardening is so enjoyable, isn't it? Had a hot and muggy day. The Herbal Husband watered and that brought the rain! He can't seem to wait! Loves his plants! Hope you had a good day wherever you may be. Talk to you later!
I've been watering today too and I certainly hope it brings the rain. We are so hot and dry here.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet flowers...Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteWe will definitely send the rain your way, Carol. Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteToo cute. I have a fence outside my kitchen window at the new place. I should try sweet peas there next year.
ReplyDeleteHi Desiree,
ReplyDeleteAren't they cute! I couldn't believe how small they are! Thanks for stopping by!
Definitely TG! Hope things are OK with you!
ReplyDeleteBTW - speaking of the new place.... I found the Penzey's Herb place is just around the corner! I can hardly wait to get settled so I can stock up!
ReplyDeleteWhoo Hoo! My favorite herb shop! You will enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteWhat darling little flowers. I love the shotglass picture.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that amazing, Julie? I did like that idea! Thanks for stopping by!
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