Peas for 2008 - Page 4

tiggyann · May 23, 2008

this will be my very first year planting peas and really having a garden and in a trade someone sent to me, Green arrow seeds and oregon giant seeds. so this will be fun!

krissy

Ruth_10 · May 23, 2008

I was poking around my Sugar Ann sugar snap peas last night and was surprised to find pods that were over an inch long. They still need to fill out, but it won't be long. They kind of snuck up on me, because I was noticing the blossoms and thinking they still had a ways to go. The Sugar Snap peas do still have a ways to go--no blossoms yet.

The Caselode peas have small pods of them, too.

Won't be long and I can't wait.

shelleybean · May 24, 2008

Mine are finishing up sooner than I had expected, though we've had a cooler than usual spring. I rotated everything I grow and this year the peas are getting almost no morning sun but lots of afternoon sun and they don't like it much. I guess I'll be taking them out in about a week and putting in my snap beans and butter beans.

celestina · June 7, 2008

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Originally Posted by shelleybean

Celestina, let us know what you think about the Golden Sweet. I'm curious about the yellow color once cooked. I think you'll be happy with the Amish Snap.

The Golden Sweet are delish! Can't comment on how they cook up since we are grazing and the peas never make it into the kitchen!

May 23, 2008	#46
tiggyann Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2008 Location: orlando Posts: 16	yummy this will be my very first year planting peas and really having a garden and in a trade someone sent to me, Green arrow seeds and oregon giant seeds. so this will be fun! krissy

May 23, 2008	#47
Ruth_10 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MO z6a near St. Louis Posts: 1,349	I was poking around my Sugar Ann sugar snap peas last night and was surprised to find pods that were over an inch long. They still need to fill out, but it won't be long. They kind of snuck up on me, because I was noticing the blossoms and thinking they still had a ways to go. The Sugar Snap peas do still have a ways to go--no blossoms yet. The Caselode peas have small pods of them, too. Won't be long and I can't wait. __________________ --Ruth Some say the glass half-full. Others say the glass is half-empty. To an engineer, it’s twice as big as it needs to be.

May 24, 2008	#48
shelleybean Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Virginia Beach Posts: 2,648	Mine are finishing up sooner than I had expected, though we've had a cooler than usual spring. I rotated everything I grow and this year the peas are getting almost no morning sun but lots of afternoon sun and they don't like it much. I guess I'll be taking them out in about a week and putting in my snap beans and butter beans. __________________ Michele

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