A year in the life of a Sweet pea grower – Johnsons Sweet Peas
Ever wondered where your seeds come from? I did!
I was lucky enough to see how Phil Johnson a UK grower from Kent produces his so you can have beautiful Sweet Peas.
Have you ever wondered exactly how seed companies get all the seeds they sell you? How they keep varieties true to type? How they breed new varieties?
I have and last January I decided to go and find out with the help of a British seed firm specialising in Sweet Peas. Continue reading “A year in the life of a Sweet pea grower – Johnsons Sweet Peas”
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