Usually means: Flowering plant, fragrant, climbing vines.
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▸ noun:  Alternative spelling of sweet pea [A flowering plant, Lathyrus odoratus, grown for its bright colours and sweet fragrance.]

Similar:
sweet pea, lathyrus odoratus, sweet leaf, sweet-clover, paeony, sweetclover, earthpea, sweet-william, snow pea, sweetwort, more...

Opposite:
bitterroot, sourgrass, tartfruit

Types:
climbing, bush, perennial, annual, hybrid, more...

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Similar:
sweet pea, lathyrus odoratus, sweet leaf, sweet-clover, paeony, sweetclover, earthpea, sweet-william, snow pea, sweetwort, more...

Opposite:
bitterroot, sourgrass, tartfruit

Types:
climbing, bush, perennial, annual, hybrid, more...



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