sweet pea
sorie6 zone 6b
10 years ago
Is this a sweet pea or a weed? I've had sweet pea that is a lot bigger and darker pink. It has the pods on it. the flower is only about as big as my little fingernail.
At first I thought it was a Sweet Autumn Clematis but it's not.
Thanks.
This post was edited by sorie6 on Wed, Sep 4, 13 at 21:51
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