Sugar Magnolia Snap Pea Seeds
#0012
This packet sows up to 6 feet.
Availability: In Stock
Wow, a purple snap pea, tender and delicious! 'Sugar Magnolia' isn't just a famous Grateful Dead song, it is also a beautiful, fine-flavored, edible-pod pea with purple flowers. Long hypertendrils (vigorous, multi-branching tendrils) act as extra sturdy supports for 6'-7' vining plants, creating an airy structure that also helps prevent mildew. A few of these open-pollinated peas may be speckled with green.
$3.89
14 grams
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Sugar Magnolia Snap Pea Seeds Reviews
15 reviews
Best Snap Peas Ever!
Cathy Forbes from MD
beautiful plant
Lori from PA
Amazing purple peas
marisa dipaola from NJ
Incredibly Easy and Prolific
Heather Neisen from TN
beautiful, delicious and stands up to heat
Nancy Singham from NM
Best Peas
Jessica from MO
Great but only one plant produced purple pods, the rest were green!
Victoria Kellogg from MI
Owner Response: Uh oh! This cultivar does give some green or blotched peas but you should see mostly purple. We apologize--a customer service agent will be with you soon to help.
tasty but way too tiny
Lynda Raymond from WA
Owner Response: Hi Lynda,
Thanks for sharing your experience. This is the first complaint we have had about small pods fo this product and has not been my personal experience either. Some common places to start is to add inoculant for better production and also consider a soil test. Phosphorus drives flowering and subsequent fruiting and there could be a deficit or the soil could be more heavily nitrogenated with assists plants with gree growth, but especially in peas (which make their own nitrogen) it can overwhelm and cause a concentration of green growth over fruiting and flowering. I hope this helps. enjoy your fall garden!
my new favorite pea
lori bigi from PA
Delicious!
Heather Michalak from CO
Easiest & Prettiest Snap Pea To Grow
Constance Sandrock from KY
Beautiful
Tamra L Rowe from TX
huge plants but poor pea quality
Elizabeth from CA
Owner Response: Elizabeth,
We are sorry you were disappointed with this product. If plants are grown in high heat (even the difference of being beside a warm wall) or an abundance of nitrogen it will impact pea productions and quality. Inoculant can be quite helpful to improve yields in an area peas have not been grown recently also. We sure hope you will try this customer favorite again. Happy gardening!
Solid performance
Jo from CA
Owner Response: Hi Jo,
Thanks for taking the take the share your experience. This open-pollinated variety does give various results in pod color, including green. Happy gardening!
Wow
Dave Michmerhuizen from CA