Everlasting Sweet Pea | Lathyrus latifolius 'White Pearl'

Everlasting Sweet Pea | Lathyrus latifolius 'White Pearl'Dazzling clusters of bright white, sweet pea like flowers scrambling through grey green leaves RHS Award of Garden Merit winner Flowers from June to September A vigorous perennial climber which will quickly cover a sunny wall, this also looks pretty grown through a hedge or evergreen shrub or up a trellis Unlike the annual sweet pea, it has no fragrance but is highly attractive to pollinators Perfect for the cutting garden fill your vases and save air

Add basic compost in spring which will provide all important nutrients

Perfect for a sunny wall where its light fragrance can be fully appreciated

lacy fronds in fresh green tones

strap-like green leaves

‘James Grieve’ was first grown in Scotland during the Victorian era and continues to be just as popular today – its apples start out pleasantly tart (making it ideal for stewing) before becoming both mellower and sweeter with time

the flowers become creamier and pinker until the fade with the first frosts

Galanthus is a genus of small

they thrive in well-drained soil and prefer full sunlight

Semi-determinate

Mint Peppermint Strongly aromatic leaves

A medium sized evergreen shrub with a compact

The berries are attractive to birds who will fill your garden with movement and sweet sounds and remain on the tree well into winter