Sweet Peas for Cut Flowers
Give someone a bouquet of sweet peas and you will be guaranteed to receive a smile in return. The best sweet peas for cutting and displaying in a vase or bouquet are typically those varieties that have longer stems. Good cultivation will also play a part in how long a stem you get but for the most part, the varieties listed below will give you a stronger and longer stem.
Growing sweet peas for cut flowers means that you need to give your plants the best conditions possible (placement, nutrients, moisture and starting them at the right time for your area) so that you get the healthiest blooms possible. Check out my tips on sweet pea cultivation.
These are the same Rootrainers I use here at Sweet Pea Gardens. I rely on them season after season to start my sweet peas seeds — and they’ve outlasted every hobby tray I’ve ever tried.
Each set includes one sturdy tray and eight hinged books that open like a little greenhouse journal, revealing strong roots. The design encourages deep root systems, minimizes shock at transplanting, and lasts for years.
This is a professional-grade Rootrainer system — built to withstand repeated use, with heavier plastic and a sturdier design than typical consumer trays.
Includes:
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1 reusable tray (3.5″ deep)
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8 “books” (4 cells per book = 32 cells total)
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Comes ready assembled
Product Details:
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Tray dimensions: 14.25″ x 8.25″ x 3.5″
- Cell depth: 5"
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Cells per book: 4 × 8 books (32 cells total)
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Material: durable, reusable plastic
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Long-lasting professional quality