![[Photo: Lathyrus odoratus foliage.]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiErerIxnfWNBODf1MVyNtulDUSB-pihxnIEG2MKWt_Zjvvar2R7zE4s0vLesHlvlfxLQnfGl9W4J7AYIK4WETF1ENm1HxWHXSBzkvlGmyQlp3N5th9RcIAzDdXVdoy-bXZ9edB5o5SHkU/s400/sweet+pea.jpg)
Although sweet peas are usually climbing vines, this cultivar is a dwarf variety which won't get much taller than this. I hope that means I'll get some flowers soon!
See how different plants that grow in Toronto (AgCanada hardiness zone 6; USDA zone 5) look all year round and at different stages in their life cycles.
I'm also working on a list of all the plants native to Toronto (still in development).
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