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Pea Growing Tips

Peas thrive in cool weather and can be sown as soon as the soil can be prepared in the spring. Sow seeds 1" deep with 3" between seeds in rows 24-36" apart. Climbing peas require support.

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Vegetables » Pea


Blue Podded Soup peas have been a winter European staple for centuries. Learn More »	Golden Sweet Edible This is one of only a handful of yellow podded peas known to exist. Learn More »


Green Arrow Great for canning, freezing, and for dehydrating. Heavy, reliable production. Learn More »	Little Marvel Dependable variety introduced in 1900 known for fine quality and excellent yields. Learn More »


Oregon Sugar Pod Known as one of the best snow peas. Good disease resistance. Freezes Well. Learn More »	Sugar Snap Thick pods snap like green beans and do not have any strings. Freezes Well. Learn More »

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