Oregon Sugar Pod II Snow Pea

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62 days to harvest Pisum sativum

These lusciously tender snow peas become sweeter and more succulent as they swell often over five inches long. Oregon Sugar Pod II Snow Pea is also relatively compact, growing three feet tall (though sometimes more in rich soil) so your trellis can be minimal compared to the massive wall of full-size peas. For container gardens, this is your snow pea! Her strong disease resistance makes Oregon Sugar Pod an excellent choice for late summer sowings for those extra-sweet fall harvests, as well.

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Organic Oregon Sugar Pod II Snow Pea

Planting Method: Direct Sow Only

When to sow: As soon as soil may be worked; or late summer (early/mid-August) for fall harvest

Sowing and seedling care: Sow 1-1.5 inches apart and do not thin. Dwarf peas are ideal for 2 gallon containers & (optional) trellis is helpful. Fall plantings are best with dwarves (rather than full-size varieties).

Seed Depth: 1 inch    Sun Needs: Full
Days to Germination: 9 at 75°F(24°C); 15 at 45°F (7°C)

Spacing after thinning: 1-1.5 inches
Days to Harvest: 62
Height: 1.5-2 feet

Harvest: Pick frequently to increase harvest.

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