Sarah Raven
Acclaimed gardener and flower grower
Cut and Come Again Masterclass
PICKING, DEADHEADING AND TYING IN SWEET PEAS
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13:51
Working with colour - Sarah’s four palettes
15:30
Working with colour - Creating flower combinations
09:27
Designing your cut flower bed: Choosing the right soil and aspect for your patch
20:22
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season one
10:35
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season two
04:24
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season three
05:37
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season four
01:56
Designing your cut flower bed: Planning the patch for season five
12:18
Creating a sowing calendar
12:36
The cutting patch in June
07:48
A guide to picking your flowers
07:16
Supporting growth with chestnut gates
19:53
Picking, deadheading and tying in sweet peas
04:36
The importance of pinching out
06:20
Why mulch?
04:47
How to make your patch successional
06:17
Picking and arranging with Ammi majus
16:30
An arrangement with sweet peas, cerinthe, Salvia Viridis 'Blue Monday'
12:12
The cutting patch in July
Picking, deadheading and tying in sweet peas
By the middle of June, your sweet peas should be in full bloom. Here, Sarah will show you three different ways to pick and prep your sweet pea stems.
