[hubballi]

I am amazed at how my sweet peas (that didn't flower) that were planted out in my garden last summer are rampant and climbing all over the fence. I have never known this to happen so I could be a first :-) If they survive the next few weeks will they flower this season ?

[Yorkie]

No idea but they've done far better than mine.  Try feeding them with a high potash feed once spring is here, and see what they do!

[gobs]

It would sound as if you had a perennial sweet pea there.

But with this weather this year one never knows, a lot of things are out there here in flower to amazement.

[Springlands]

A very strange year indeed - one of my hydrangeas was still flowering in November/December and is only now starting to lose its leaves. Do not know what sort of knock on effect that will have on the plant later on. Also I was out for a walk recently and saw a fuchsia in full bloom.

[asd1]

I too have sweet peas growing they self seeded inseptember so I just left them to get on with it and they are thriving

[hubballi]

My borage is still going strong and in flower. I don't like this at all. I like everything to be in it's place instead of this insipid perpetual mildness.

[TerryB]

Planted a number of sweet peas on a trellis between the greenhouse and a siting area, the others have died but the one closest the fence is still in flower.

[Trillium]

Just that bit of protection from the fence is keeping the sweet peas going. Like all peas, they love cooler weather and will grow rampant though not necessarily flower too much.

[hubballi]

My runner beans were still alive with big fat healthy roots. Should have kept them in for this summer.

[sion01]

I noticed a wild pea,common vetch i think it was ,in full flower yesterday and a frog in one of the pools in a woodland I was working in .I stripped to my t-shirt by the afternoon.600 foot up in the Snowdonia foothills in January,that's really strange.

[tallulah]

I suspect these could be perennial sweet peas - however, anything's possible - have just seen daffodils in flower in a neighbour's garden.  Madness!

[asd1]

I suspect these could be perennial sweet peas - however, anything's possible - have just seen daffodils in flower in a neighbour's garden.  Madness!

I have perennial and annual sweet peas growing as we type

[hubballi]

Don't worry, the last frost killed them off.