The two-toned blue-violet flowers of this unusual variety come from more than 300 years of tradition. This kind of sweet peas was introduced to England in 1700 by the Sicilian monk Franciscus Cupani. Its flowers were somewhat smaller than today's breeds, but they had a particularly intense sweet and aromatic fragrance. 'Ramia' is well suited for climbing trellises, fences and elements in beds. Sweet peas belong to any romantic garden. Sow the climbers in the near seats or on fences so you can enjoy the sweet scent to the fullest. After a few weeks, the annual climbers offer privacy and are therefore an attractive solution when it comes to fast greening. Height from 1.5 to 2 meters.