White Pearl Everlasting Pea is a hardy perennial climber that rewards gardeners with delicate white flowers from summer through fall. This heirloom variety reaches 60 to 72 inches tall and thrives in full sun across zones 5 and warmer, making it a reliable choice for northern gardens. The plant's longevity and extended bloom season offer months of graceful color without the fuss of replanting each year.
6
Full Sun
Moderate
5-5
72in H x 30in W
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Moderate
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Tiny pearl-white flowers bloom prolifically from June through November, creating an ethereal display that persists long after many other perennials have faded. Deer leave it untouched, and its nectar draws pollinators steadily throughout the season. The vining habit naturally softens trellises and arbors, and once established, it requires only moderate water and well-draining soil to flourish year after year.
White Pearl Everlasting Pea serves primarily as an ornamental flower, grown for its delicate white blooms that cascade along trellises, arbors, and fences. Its extended flowering period from summer into late fall makes it valuable for adding continuous interest to perennial borders and cottage gardens.
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Start seeds indoors in pots 6 to 8 weeks before planting out. Keep seedlings at 55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit. This early start gives plants time to develop strong roots before facing outdoor conditions.
Transplant seedlings outdoors after the danger of frost has passed, once soil has warmed in spring. Harden off seedlings gradually over a week to acclimate them to full sun and outdoor conditions.
Direct sow seeds in early spring into cool soil. Nick the seed coat or soak seeds in water for 24 hours before planting to improve germination.
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