I’ve longed to grow these sweet peas for many years and have finally gotten my hands on some of this hard-to-find seed. Delicate vines are covered in the most unusual acid-green miniature-flowered sweet peas that look like tiny alien faces. As blooms age, the backs of the petals show copper-orange veining. While the flowers don’t have any fragrance, they are worth growing for their unusual coloring and ability to double as a foliage. This variety has a thicker-than-average seed coating and will take longer to germinate than other varieties.

Please note: Unlike garden peas, sweet pea seeds are poisonous if ingested. Use caution around children and pets.