Advanced Master Gardener Teri Bickmore says: Yes, you can save the seeds from you sweet pea flowers to plant next spring. Sweet peas come in both annual and perennial types. Since you want to save ...

I have a perennial sweet pea on my balcony – it’s in a pot and in a sunny spot with sun from 4pm onwards. I have got some blooms from it this summer. However, the bottom of the plant looks very ...

Pale lilac sweet peas in the bouquet's center is a fine companion to other homegrown flowers from the writer's garden. As victories go, most would not consider mine significant. Fellow gardeners, ...

Like savages coming across gooseberries in the forest for the first time, we squatted and hunted for the fruit that we knew had to be there. From the lower branches we picked ripened red and ripening ...

For gardeners who lament the arrival of summer because it means pea season is over, consider the venerable pigeon pea -- a hardy perennial that can produce successive harvests during the year. The ...

Some say the most intoxicating perfume in the world comes from sweet peas. The sweet scent is often described as a mixture of honey and oranges. You can grow sweet peas in your Midwest garden, but you ...

Five things to do in the garden this week: 1. You can plant virtually anything now. This includes annual flowers, herbs, and vegetables with the exception of late-maturing varieties of heat-loving ...