Now that June is here, sweet peas are starting to shine. Their delicate blooms are emerging with a sweet fragrance, perfect for cutting and displaying in a vase. To get the most out of your plants this summer, you can do a handful of things in June to prolong your sweet peas' display.
Growing sweet peas can be a game of patience, but once the warmer temperatures of early summer arrive, these cottage garden staples take off. Once the blooms start appearing, it's time to get cutting to encourage more flowers, you should also tie in new growth, and keep on top of watering, especially during hot spells.
