Growing SWEET PEAS from SEED | PepperHarrow

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Can you eat the plants?
Comment from : Nur

Im growing mine inside and its kinda hard Idk what size planter I hope my babies survive
Comment from : aneesa

Seems like a tricky growing process if they can't handle cold very well and need to be sheltered from frost
Comment from : Flopsy

Very helpful Thank you
Comment from : Iris Y Montalvo

thank you💗💗💗
Comment from : Robin Simonds

I've never had any luck with sweet peas! After watching your video, I feel ready to give them another try I live in the Willamette Vally in Oregon (zone 10) - we just had our last frost about 3 weeks ago (very late for us) Do you think it's too late to give them (another!) try this year? I've got a great spot that gets morning sun and afternoon shade brBTW - your presentation is charming! I want to be your "new best friend!"
Comment from : Deborah Sether

I agree on the afternoon shade I stuck them in front of a section of worn out vintage picket fence Looks cute and the fence offers them some protection from the heat of the afternoon sun
Comment from : Helena Chase

Curious about your greenhouse Can you discuss it or tell me the brand ?
Comment from : Helena Chase

Great help thank you from the UK
Comment from : t34 fan

I starts my sweet peas here in uk in autumn and I put them outside without protection I notice they are strong and bigger roots than if I put them in my greenhouse
Comment from : Luzvi Germinal

Thank you so much for the video! I started my sweet peas a few weeks ago and will out them out next weekend I'm in zone 6b I wasn't sure if I needed to harden them off since they are cold hardy so thanks for that tip Wish me luck 🤞
Comment from : Sheila Anderson

So helpful, thank you! I'm finding your "seed tips" videos SO SO helpful - finally got a booklet for note taking! LOL Might you consider doing a video on what other cold loving plants/seeds YOU plant out late winter? There isn't much info in one place for those of us growing in COLDer climates Thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge with us❤
Comment from : 3kidmama

When I covered my seeds last year, they did not germinate when I covered them I had to start them over too late, but the second time I didn't and they germinated within 3 days
Comment from : Yolanda Pierce

Here in iowa also! I have not had any luck at all here in iowa
Comment from : onetwocue

How low temp can sweet peas handle outside? I’m in a different zone so wondering what temp lows you are looking to be above or at before you plant out Thanks the video was so informative! I’m trying them out for the first time this year so this video is perfect!
Comment from : Jamie Carels

What an informative video! Now I understand why I only had a couple of flowers last year!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Comment from : Michelle P

Hi Jen! This video is so helpful - thank you thank you 🌸
Comment from : Kerry McMenamy

Can you root the portion that you pinched?
Comment from : Tara R

Great timing on this video, I just bought some sweet pea seeds and I've never tried growing them before! Definitely going to follow your tips and get them started as soon as they arrive My last frost is a similar date to yours (4b MN), but being a little further north I think we have a more gradual warm up most years, so hopefully that gives them enough time to get established
Comment from : Play in the Dirt

Hi! Mine got pretty leggy If growing on a trellis, does it matter?
Comment from : Kathleen Callicoatte

Thank you, good info When using frost cover I use some potted plants under the frost cover as hoops Like dahlia tubers or marigolds which are not sprouted yet
Comment from : Juha

I just planted my seeds directly in a container with an obelisk on my deck May 1 last year and they did great No hardening off needed I did presoak them 24 hrs before planting out When it got hot out I moved them to a shadier spot I did grow the Elegant Sweet Peas They were nice shades but I did not find them very scented I'm just a home gardener Bonny zone 5b
Comment from : Rich Bishop

I am in zone 5b in Wisconsin Am I too late for starting indoors and how does one harden off seedlings when it's winter? #curioushomegardener
Comment from : Jeannine Kreis