PEAS
Peas love cool humid weather and should be planted as early in the spring as the soil can be worked. Where winters are mild sow from October to February for very early spring production that will beat the heat. To us there is no spring crop (and very few summer crops) that pack the freshness and flavor of home-grown peas. If only we had the discipline to save a few for the kitchen--we can't resist eating all these sugary goodies right at the vine! Packet is 1-ounce, about 100-125 seeds.
VG127 CASCADIA SNAP PEA SEEDS
(OP) 89 days
Produces 3-inch deep green sweet, juicy, crunchy snap peas of superb quality. The vines are short and neat-growing to
about 2-feet tall and no support is required. Resistant to powdery mildew and pea enation virus.
Highly recommended.
VG131 OREGON GIANT SNOW PEA SEEDS
(OP) 60 days
The first large podded, high sugar snow pea. The tender succulent pods grow to 4-inches long and cover the short, easy to maintain 2-3 foot vines. Very high yields. Grow with or without supports. Resists powdery mildew, pea enation and common wilt.
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