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Over 25 years of trading. Award winning Kerton Sweet Peas
is situated at North Farm Cottage, 14 Bristol Road, Pawlett, Bridgwater,
Somerset TA6 4RT. You can phone them on 01278 683517. |
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We also have plants available to buy from our premises from
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TIPS FOR GROWING |
- A mixture of 70% garden soil and 30% peat, or a soil based
potting compost is advised for seed sowing; compost must be moist
before sowing. We do not recommend soaking or chipping our seed.
- Sow 2 seeds per 3” pot
- October is the best time to sow. Once the seedlings are through,
they should be put in a cold-frame to over-winter. Leave frame
open day and night and only cover in frosts.
- Use mouse-traps and slug pellets to prevent pest damage.
- Don’t allow pots to dry out.
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- Prepare ground in the Autumn.
- Don’t over manure; a good handful of general purpose
fertiliser per square yard is adequate.
- Plant out from early March.
- Tap out pot, drop 2 plants 12” apart
- Grow in double rows 18” apart, up a cane cordon fashion.
- Garden decoration plants can be supported with net wire in
any frame.
- In dry weather, give a good soak once a week.
- Feed with high potash fertiliser once a week onto soil when
buds appear.
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The
National Sweet Pea Society
For details contact: Graeme Hollingdale
16 Wellington Avenue
Princes Risborough
Buckinghamshire
HP27 9HY
Tel: +44 (0) 1844 344985
Email:
graemehollingdale@btinternet.com |
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The
Scottish National Sweet Pea Rose & Carnation Society |
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Eckford
Sweet Pea Society of Wem, Shropshire |
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Great
Western Gladiolus |
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Plant
Heritage Somerset - (click on Specialist Plants Nursery Guide) |
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Plant
Heritage
The world’s leading garden plant conservation
charity, bringing together the talents of botanists, horticulturalists
and conservationists and the dedication of keen amateur and professional
gardeners. |
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