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Gardening

MOMFUDSKI

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2. Grew them in Milwaukee when we had a

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Original post)

Tue Mar 19, 2024, 05:13 PM

Mar 2024

summer place there. I grow them in Florida so I plant them in February. I just sprinkle the seeds in the soil and cover them per pkg directions. Key is to keep the soil wet until they sprout. I planted mine early March and they are a foot tall! Full sun and something for them to climb. Easy Peasy. Have fun!

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I have a question for all you experienced vegetable gardeners. [View all] Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 OP

My Nana grew them. She had them growing pwb Mar 2024 #1

Get the sugar snap peas. You eat the whole MOMFUDSKI Mar 2024 #3

Yes, that's what we're looking for. Thank you Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #6

I'm looking for edible pods so I don't have to do all that shelling. 🙂 Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #7

Grew them in Milwaukee when we had a MOMFUDSKI Mar 2024 #2

Do you remember what variety you grew? TY MOMFUDSKI Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #9

Peas galore splat Mar 2024 #4

TY splat - I'll look into the Oregon. I remember seeing them in the catalog. Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #10

Sugar snap peas are great. wendyb-NC Mar 2024 #5

We love them raw. MOMFUDSKI Mar 2024 #8

Do you remember what variety you grew? TY Wendy-NC Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #11

We have grown them and they taste better than store bought. Emile Mar 2024 #12

Thank you, Emile! Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #13