Peas
Pisum sativum | Pkt. $3.00 | approx. 100 seeds
Lincoln
70 days. This heirloom shelling pea is one of the best tasting peas we have grown. Great fresh or frozen and holds well in hot weather for an extended picking season. Produces masses of medium sized pods containing 7-8 peas each. Short vines reach 75 cm and do not require support.
Cascadia
60 days. Developed by Dr. Jim Baggett, these tasty and productive plants reach 80 cm. and need very little support. This main-season snap can be eaten when the pods are flat but are even better when plump with tiny peas. Crunchy and flavourful. Resistant to pea enation mosaic virus and powdery mildew. We like to follow this one with Sugar Snap for a long harvest window.
Sugar Daddy
62 days. A high-quality stringless snap pea with resistance to powdery mildew. Short vines reach 60-75 cm. and need very little support. Pods are borne 2 per node resulting in high yields and are held near the top of the plant for easy picking. Developed by Dr. Calvin Lamborn after 25 years of research.
Sugar Snap
67 days. Sweet, crunchy pods and a long picking season make this snap pea a grower favorite. Pick flavourful pods when plump. Vigorous vines reach close to 2 m. and need trellising.
Caroube de Maussane
Back in 2011
Dwarf Grey Sugar
57 days. Early maturing heirloom snow pea is grown for pea shoots (32 days) and blossoms (39 days) as well as small crunchy pods. The pods reach about 6.5 cm. in length and are very sweet. Pea shoots and beautiful purple flowers add interest to salads and stir fries and make beautiful garnishes. Dwarf plants reach 45-50 cm. and need no trellising.
Mammoth Melting Snow Pea
65 days. Heirloom. Vigorous vines reach 2 m. and are loaded with exceptionally sweet and tender edible pods. The pods hold well on the vines allowing for an extended picking season. Sow a second crop in July for a fall harvest.
Meeting Place Organic Farm
60 days. Our friends at Meeting Place Organic Farm in Lucknow have been growing and saving the seed of this white-flowered snow pea since the mid 1990s. It produces heavy yields of small podded, crunchy snow peas on tall vines. Give it support and pick regularly to extend the harvest. This seed is the result of on-farm selection under organic growing conditions and we are fortunate to be able to offer it.back to top
