By Begoniamatt
Lanarkshire,
United Kingdom 
Sweet Pea's- This is only the second time I've grown these and got a really good flush of perfumed blooms from them... I can't recall though what to do when their finished. Do I just bin the seasons growth and leave the roots for next year?
15 Aug, 2011
Answers
But do leave the roots in - they won't grow again but the fix nitrogen from the atmosphere and store it in little nodules on the roots, so they have made you some fertiizer! (same with peas and beans)
15 Aug, 2011
Oh yes,Steragram..I forgot about that..:o)
16 Aug, 2011
I can forget for England (or Wales) these days. And increasingly do.
16 Aug, 2011
Welcome to my world !! Lol.
16 Aug, 2011
I'm glad there are a few others who belong to my club, too ---'The Forgetfuls'!! What a good idea this sight is, as it keeps reminding us what we've forgotten to do in the garden!! Annie
16 Aug, 2011
And mine!
17 Aug, 2011
We could all get together for a party - but we'd forget to go...
17 Aug, 2011
Wouldn't need to bring a bottle then! :o))
17 Aug, 2011
lol!
:)
19 Aug, 2011
Thanks Bloomer & Steragram.....Sorry for the delayed response -but I forgot all about it!!!!!!
19 Aug, 2011
That's ok..welcome to the 'Forgetful's club'..:o)
20 Aug, 2011
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They are Annuals,so you will have to bin them,sorry !
you could save some seeds though.
15 Aug, 2011