BEZUSY SNUPI

BEZUSY SNUPI – is a variety of sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus), an annual herbaceous plant of the legume family, distinguished by bright fragrant flowers shaped like small butterflies. The stem height reaches 2–3 meters, and the leaves are bipinnate with petiolate surface and branched tendrils. Flowers are collected in small racemes of 3–12 pieces, their diameter is 2–3 cm. Coloration varies from pure white to dark maroon, purple and red, allowing to match a variety to any landscape color ensemble.

Sweet pea is easily grown both in open ground and in protected conditions. Seeds are sown at the end of April–beginning of May; germination usually takes 14–15 days at a temperature of about 20 °C. The fruit is a pod 2–7 cm long with large dark brown seeds, which maintain germinability for up to 6–8 years. The plant quickly climbs along trellises, nets and fences, forming a green vertical carpet, which makes it ideal for decorating fences, verandas, gazebos and balconies.

BEZUSY SNUPI is distinguished not only by decorative value, but also by practicality: cut shoots retain freshness for a long time and can decorate a room. Thanks to a wide range of colors and scents, this variety is suitable both for garden compositions and for container growing in small spaces. It grows well until frost, remaining bright and fragrant all season.