This a superb dwarf, clump forming plant with bright orange flowers in spring on compact domes of fine foliage. Few seeds produced. (Click for more details)

A delightful hardy, perennial climber, with the vigour of Lathyrus latifolius and may be a geographical variant, from the Chilean forest edges. Long stemmed sprays of large, delicate, pale icing pink flowers, excellent for cutting, from spring to ... (Click for more details)

A new and very rare, hardy perennial climber which produces typical pea-like foliage, but the sprays of flowers are of a very unusual, yellow-brown, almost toffee-colour. Fascinating and unique! (Click for more details)

A collection of many climbing and shrubby species, mainly perennial, but including three or four lovely annuals. Species include: Lathyrus aureus, chloranthus, laxiflorus, latifolius, pubescens, rotundifolius, tingitanus, tuberosus, vernus and oth... (Click for more details)

Heavy trusses of bright red, fleshy substantial flowers on this perpetual perennial old favourite. (Click for more details)

Masses of white and mauve pea flowers over hairy grey creeping foliage. Superb over rocks in hot spot. Very long-lived and hardy. (Click for more details)

A rare, clump forming hardy perennial carrying sprays of purple flowers in spring and early summer. 'Niger' refers to the bizarre transformation in autumn, when the perfectly preserved black skeleton of the plant remains throughout the winter. (Click for more details)

Numerous, small, darker-veined, orange-red pea flowers are carried on a creeping compact dome of thin grass-like leaves and stems. This rare dwarf annual from California, also called the grass pea, makes a compact addition to a rockery or edge of... (Click for more details)

"The Everlasting Pea". This trouble and maintenance free climber improves yearly, throwing out enormous numbers of flesh pink flowers on strong stems. (Click for more details)

Very valuable spring colour is produced by one of the most lovely dwarf perennial peas, with masses of violet blue pea flowers in April and May. Some L. vernus 'Alboroseus' (bicolored pink and white flowered forms) and L. vernus var. albus (white... (Click for more details)