NORMAL !

Our first picture is of a normal flower with one frilled standard, two spread wings, and a keel that you can't quite see.

This unfixed seedling has a faint mauve line marking the central vein of the standard petal.

TWINNED

The only attractive abnormality  found in Sweet Pea flowers is this wide,  symmetrical, siamese-twin type of standard petal.

It has two main veins - pale in this instance - that can be any angle from a few  to sixty degrees apart.

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This is edition 2, dated 1 November 2009