Etymological Meaning. The sweet pea plant’s taxonomic name derives from the Greek word “Lathyros,” which directly translates to pea or pulse, and the Latin word “odoratus,” meaning fragrant.

Plant of the week illustration of Sweet Pea Bush, by Gabriel Utasi/TRIBUNE Barn Goddess tips: If you want to create a cottage garden large or small, this plant is a perfect pick.

Sweet Pea April Birth Flower Tattoo The natural fluency of a continuous-line style permeates this gorgeous illustration, pulling more focus on the sweet pea thus drawn. Constellation and April ...

The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch has a Sweet Pea Maze, included with admission to the attraction The destination, which is famous for its Giant Tecolote Ranunculus, is open through May 8, 2022 ...

Fragrant sweet pea flowers are ready for picking at this Moorpark farm We can almost smell them from here. By Alysia Gray Painter • Published June 5, 2023 • Updated on June 5, 2023 at 6:04 pm ...

CORVALLIS – Sweet peas are a classic flower in English gardens since they were introduced in the 17th century from southern Italy and have transplanted well to all parts of the world, including ...

THE first plant legendary Sun gardening guru Peter Seabrook ever grew was a sweet pea. It began an 80-year-love affair with these sweet, scented flowers. Now the Queen has given her royal seal of a… ...

This new flower will have a Welsh name for the first time since the sweet pea arrived in Britain 300 years ago. John Rowlands, originally from Bala, has been growing sweet peas on his Denbighshire ...