Vines and Climbers: DOES ANYONE KNOW ABOUT PERENNIAL SWEET PEA?, 1 by PerennialGirl

PerennialGirl wrote:
Carrie, it is to bad that the perennial one doesn't have a smell. But I think the blooms last longer and remind me of what a corkscrew vine flower could look like..lol. I had this Sweet Pea at a different spot and it didn't do anything so a couple of years ago I moved it. It luvs this location. It probably is better to move the plant when it is a small. When I moved mine it was in the Spring. When you send, maybe cut it back but definitely leave the foliage on. I hope this somewhat helped.
:) Donna