10 Intoxicating Sweet Pea Varieties and Where to Get Them

Sweet Peas are wonderful little flowers that are fragrant, easy to grow, and grow in a wide range of colors. Here are 10 great sweet peas to grow and where to get them below.

There are many companies that sell sweet pea seeds. My favorite places to get sweet pea seeds are from Johnny’s Selected Seeds, Botanical Interest, Baker Creek, and True Leaf Market. 
Johnny’s Selected Seeds

Johnny’s Selected Seeds

Bix Sweet Peas- The soft blush pink is what sets these sweet peas apart. They would look great in any garden.

Enchante Sweet Peas- Wow these sweet peas are beautiful. Not only are they highly fragrant, but the petals are shades of lavender, rosy pink and white. 

Streamer Chocolate- These highly fragrant sweet peas are not your grandma’s sweet peas. They have ruffley petals and dark purple stripes. They remind me of a betta fish!

Botanical Interest

Beaujolais Sweet Pea- If you like dark moody colors, this is the sweet pea for you. The dark red flowers would make a great flower arrangement. 

My Navy Sweet Pea- I love purple summer flowers, so of course I love the deep purple of these sweet peas. 

Mammoth Blend Sweet Pea- Large flowers are what you get with the mammoth blend sweet pea. Comes in a blend of blues, purples, reds, and pinks.

Baker Creek

Sweet Pea Seeds High Scent- High scent is in the name, very fragrant flowers. Not only does it smell beautiful, but these flowers are white with purple tips. 

Sweet Pea Seeds Painted Lady- These are also very fragrant flowers and two colored. Red and white, very pretty!

True Leaf Market

Knee High Mixture- Knee High is a great mix for potted sweet peas that you don’t want to grow to high or in your garden it won’t shade out other plants. 

Royal Family Mixture- The last mix is a classic of bright reds, purples, and pinks. If you like the bright colors of summer you will love this mix!

Sweet peas are the fragrance of spring, and these varieties will impress anyone.  If you want the step by step guide on how to grow sweet peas click HERE. Or if you have a small space I have a guide on how to grow sweet peas in pots HERE.

Grow flowers to heal your soul,

Beth