Why pick just the sweet pea flowers, when you can pick the wonderful tendrils too? By cutting longer stems on top-heavy sweet pea plants you can create beautifully wild and abundant arrangements, while also encouraging fresh flowers to grow further down the plant to extend the flowering season. For more tips on growing sweet peas read Sarah’s expert guide: https://www.sarahraven.com/articles/how-to-plant-and-grow-sweet-peas | Sarah Raven

A Spring Garden Bouquet with Flowers from My GardenArranged in hand-tied bouquet style, including Breaded Iris, Forget Me Not, Sweet Pea, Blue Bell, Honey Suckle, Spirea, Columbine, Solomon’s Seal, Cat Mint.Save this reel for spring bouquet idea or ask me any question. 😊✌🏻 | Cranery Gardens