Re: perennial sweet peas?

In a message dated 8/18/2005 6:47:23 PM Central Standard Time, 
tilton44@erols.com writes:
Well, whatever they are, they're back with a beautiful vengeance!  Except for
the nasty Japanese beetles on them, they're really beautiful and they don't
stop blooming the prettiest pale pink flowers.  But I can't figure out why
they're there.  Are there perennial sweetpeas?  Or did these reseed from
annual flowers I never saw?  If perennials, how do I care for them and should
I be diligent about cutting off the seedpods (of which there are many)?

Thanks for any advice!
-Barb (southeastern PA)
Could be ether one of the above answers-need more information. Like how tall 
are the plants and the size of the flowers and leaves.

I have had some perennial vines grow 9 feet tall after three years of 
growth-long blooming plants.  They like deep but well drain ing soils.  Never had a 
problem with seedlings-maybe one or two each year.  The seed pods are long and 
thin and round in shape.




Paul 

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