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Sweet Pea 'Flora Norton'

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$2.64 $4.25 In stock

Category: Seeds

Introduced in 1904, Flora Norton Sweet Peas are an old world variety which is favoured for both a blissful sweet fragrance and graceful upright blooms. The pale to sky blue tones are a sweet addition to the early spring garden. Developed by the Scottish Plantsman and historical founding father of many preserved sweet pea varieties, Henry Eckford. Recognised by the Royal Horticultural society in 1995 with a garden merit award for its enduring appeal.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva V. ★★★★★

These blooms are even more elegant in person than the photos suggested, standing tall and graceful in the vase. The pale sky-blue color is so delicate and charming, a lovely old-fashioned look.

Hannah ★★★★★

The scent is exactly what I hoped for — that classic, blissful sweet pea fragrance fills my garden every morning. These pale blue blooms are so graceful on their upright stems, they look like they belong in a vintage painting.

Thomas ★★★★★

The fragrance is honestly the star here—so blissful and sweet that it fills the whole cutting garden. Those pale to sky blue blooms are as graceful as the description says, and the upright habit makes them perfect for vases.