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Snap peas

21 years ago

I'd like to put some blooms in front of my snap peas as they're in a very prominent place in my garden. What annuals would you recommend? I'd like something off the beaten track, as there are petunias, marigolds, pansies, impatiens elsewhere. I guess it has to be low-growing, too. I have some convulvus seedlings. Would those work??

Thanks!

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