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(Pisum sativum) All require mild weather to do their best. May be sown in the spring, one-half to one inch deep and several inches apart in all directions, several weeks before the last frost date of spring. Most types need support, such as a trellis, net, fence, etc. Try to time the planting so the plants mature a full crop before the arrival of really hot weather. For fall planting, sow the seeds in late summer two months before first frost date of autumn.
100 seeds per packet.
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Alaska
Very early, great for short season areas, good yields of delicious soup peas. An heirloom from 1880. 50-60 days. Pkt (100 seeds)
Item Code: GP101
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Blue Podded
New!
A beautiful and ornamental pea that produces lovely purple-blue
pods that can be harvested young and used as a snow-pea,
or let mature and shell for fine soup peas. This unique
variety dates back hundreds of years in Europe, and is still
popular in parts of Europe and Canada. It also produces lovely
purple flowers! Fun to grow and good to eat, the perfect
crop for kids and those who like color.
Item Code: GP107
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Laxton's Progress No. 9
A popular heirloom pea for home gardeners. Large pods are produced on hardy, productive vines with sweet and delicious peas.
Item Code: GP105
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Lincoln
An old-time pea introduced in 1908. High-yielding and tasty, this pea does better than many in warmer weather. The tightly-filled pods ae easy to shell, and compact vines are a good choice for small gardens.
Item Code: GP104
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Little Marvel
Vigorous bush plants, heavy yields and fine-flavored peas. A great home garden variety. An heirloom from 1908. 60 days. Pkt (100 seeds)
Item Code: GP102
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Tall Telephone Pea
Long vines reach up to 6 feet with support, and large pods yield 8-10 peas each. The peas are large in size, being sweet and tender. This popular garden favorite was introduced in 1881 and is still a standard with many.
Item Code: GP106
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Wando
This pea ws introduced in 1943 and is a great pea for the South, being somewhat heat resistant and can be planted later than most peas. Medium sized peas are great fresh or frozen.
Item Code: GP103
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