Growing peas

Have you considered growing peas in your garden? Learn how to grow peas from seed through harvest and try it out in your garden this spring!

Direct sow peas in a full sun location with well drained soil up to one month prior to last frost. Plant 1 inch apart and 3/4 to 1 inch deep.

Fresh, homegrown peas are sweet, plump, and taste like heaven, but don't despair if you don't have space for a garden. Growing peas in containers on your balcony or patio is so easy; even an

Use these tips to start growing peas in your home vegetable garden. Whether its sugar, snap, or shelling peas, there are lots of options from spring to fall.

If you are planning on growing peas this year, then you will need a way to support them and allow them to climb. There are lots of options available, but which will be best for you?

Learn how to easily grow peas in pots. Using pots and buckets to garden, is a great way to garden in small areas. If you love fresh peas and like to garden, consider growing your

Discover which companion plants to grow with your snap peas, snow peas, and other garden peas for the best crop production. Pole beans boost the nitrogen levels in the soil, while marigolds draw beneficial insects. #companion #planting #peas

Learn about planting and growing peas from pea seed including sugar snap peas, sweet peas, the English pea, garden pea, and more. Grow your own pea plant and enjoy your favorite edible pod peas, right from the garden. #when #planting #peas

Companion planting peas is a great way to save space and enhance the health of all your crops. Peas are nitrogen fixers so they will benefit other plants.

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