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John3 · May 5, 2012

Worth1 I forgot to mention I picked some at about 6 to 8 inches long and chopped them up and used in a stir fry. I made a garden note to think about planting these for stir fry instead of the snow peas as they seemed just as sweet to me as the young snow peas used in stir fry and a lot more prolific growers for me here. The ones I grew here the green ones.

Edit: As livinonfaith mentions about the red ones. I planted the green ones and they seemed to be slow until about mid July and they started really producing. Then they slowed around the end of August and came back very very vigorous starting in Sept. for me here.

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John3 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Alabama 7.5 or 8 depends on who you ask Posts: 727	Worth1 I forgot to mention I picked some at about 6 to 8 inches long and chopped them up and used in a stir fry. I made a garden note to think about planting these for stir fry instead of the snow peas as they seemed just as sweet to me as the young snow peas used in stir fry and a lot more prolific growers for me here. The ones I grew here the green ones. Edit: As livinonfaith mentions about the red ones. I planted the green ones and they seemed to be slow until about mid July and they started really producing. Then they slowed around the end of August and came back very very vigorous starting in Sept. for me here. Last edited by John3; May 5, 2012 at 06:02 PM.