Registered Charity No. 2226802 Founded 1900
Patron: Alan Titchmarsh MBE, VMH, DL
General Secretary: Carole Tate
email: caroletate10@gmail.com
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If you want to find out more about Sweet Peas and Lathyrus Species, this is the right place for it. The National Sweet Pea Society is the premier charity dedicated to these wonderful flowers. You will find lots about our history, achievements, events, hints and inspiration for growing Sweet Peas and Lathyrus Species, in fact, a complete overview of our purpose and activities. You will also find information on membership and our shop.
Enquiries about Membership should be made to our Membership Secretary, Julia Beardmore,
email: julia.nsps@outlook.com and for other matters to our General Secretary, Carole Tate email: caroletate10@gmail.com
About Us
The objects of the Society are to disseminate knowledge of Sweet Peas and other Lathyrus species, to encourage, improve and extend the cultivation of these flowers by means of scientific trials, the holding of exhibitions and displays, by publications and other activities.
Membership
If you want to grow better Sweet Peas you should consider joining the National Sweet Pea Society. Here are some of the benefits of becoming a member: You will receive, free, all the Society’s annual publications and you will be able to turn to experts for helpful advice and a ready response to your queries.
Shop
The shop sells a range of gifts, books and accessories.
A full price list is provided
Hints on Growing
This section describes the various species available and provides guidance on germination, growing on and care
Gallery
A selection of popular varieties, old and new
Diary Dates
Events organised by the National Society, inculuding a link to National Shows and also by Affiliated Societies
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