Sweet Pea Invicta

Sweet Pea Invicta

Sweet Pea Invicta was bred by Phil Christmas from Pembury, near Tunbridge Wells. It has long stems of white, frilly flowers and an attractive scent. It is resistant to bud drop and well suited to exhibition or cut flower production.

"Invicta" means unconquered or invicible. It is a motto of the county of Kent, the Garden of England. Invicta has as its symbol, the rampant white horse featured on the arms of Kent County Council, amongst other prominent organisations.


All our seed is hand harvested from plants grown in East Anglia. 

Scent Rating 4/5.

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  • Details:
    Standard Packet Size10 Seeds
    Type of Plant?Scrambling vine with tendrils. Grow on supports such as wigwams, fences, wires or archways. Tie in if required.
    When to plant seeds?Autumn or Spring
    Where to grow?Moist, well drained soil in full sun
    Flowering Time?May to September
    Height?1.8m (6ft)
    Plant CareRegular watering and picking encourages more flowers
    Growing InstructionsDetailed growing instructions can be downloaded from the website 
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