Peas
If kids turn up their noses at peas, it's because they've never had them freshly picked from the garden. With the crunchiness giving way to the sweetness, you'd almost think you were eating fruit! Snap peas have both sweet, edible pods and tender peas so you can enjoy them whole! Shelling peas are grown for the fat, sweet peas that form in the pods (pods are not eaten) that are a staple alongside mashed potatoes. Snow peas have sweet, edible pods with very small peas inside, typically enjoyed in stir-fries and salads. Tip: In mild climates, sow pea seeds in fall or winter for winter harvests.
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Green Arrow Shelling Pea Seeds
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$1.89
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Iona Shelling Petite Pea Seeds
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Oregon Sugar Pod II Snow Pea Seeds
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Progress #9 Shelling Pea Seeds
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$2.49
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Sugar Daddy Snap Pea Seeds
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Sugar Magnolia Snap Pea Seeds
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$3.89
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Sugar Snap Snap Pea Seeds
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Tendersweet Snap Pea Seeds
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Wando Shelling Pea Seeds
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Pea: Sow and Grow Guide
You won't have to trick anyone into eating their veggies with homegrown peas. Sweet and tender, they are perfect...Read More » -
Plant Peas for Shoots
By mid-winter, I need to see color, and have the promise of spring, so I start my garden planning and...Read More » -
Spring Pea Pesto
It's a new day for pesto! Swap basil for peas to make a spring condiment that brightens up your winter dishes....Read More »
