To Soak or Not To Soak? (sweet peas)

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  1. Antonig

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    Being in north west England, I usually pop mine directly into prepared ground at the end of May. Always get a good show and the fragrance, once cut and taken home for my wife, fills our living room with wonderful aromas. No air fresheners needed here in the summer months :)
     
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