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Mine are only about two foot tall so far, so no flowers yet, but they had a bad start that late frost got the tender tops.
We grow a perpetual one here at the flats, it's lovely and quite a tough plant but no smell, that's the only dissapointment. Looking like a sweet pea you expect that scent.
Mine are just showing buds so far. I also have two perennial ones but, they're a bit hit and miss, sometimes flowering, sometimes not. I'm not that keen on them as they get quite untidy and don't seem to grow with any sense of purpose.
Mine are only about two foot tall so far, so no flowers yet, but they had a bad start that late frost got the tender tops.
We grow a perpetual one here at the flats, it's lovely and quite a tough plant but no smell, that's the only dissapointment. Looking like a sweet pea you expect that scent.
I have planted some everlasting ones this year too, Julie - plus just a few annual ones too. I have only ever seen the everlasting ones in pink, so I was quite pleased when I found a creamy/white one. Looking forward to see how that one flowers soon. I will be disappointed if there is no fragrance to it though.
I haven't planted any this year, I had such a poor show last year so I just haven't bothered. I am feeling jealous now though... Tuts that I didn't bother
Mine are only about two foot tall so far, so no flowers yet, but they had a bad start that late frost got the tender tops.
We grow a perpetual one here at the flats, it's lovely and quite a tough plant but no smell, that's the only dissapointment. Looking like a sweet pea you expect that scent.
We were thinking of getting some of the everlasting ones but when I mentioned it to a friend he also said there was no smell to them.