Cowpea California Blackeye No.5 | Garden Seeds and Plants

Cowpea California Blackeye No.5

Delicious flavor, either fresh or dried.
Pods are 6″ to 8″ long, well-filled with large seeds with delicious flavor, either fresh or dried. Vigorous, productive vines are resistant to wilt and nematodes. GARDEN HINTS: Blackeye peas, like other beans, require warm days and warm nights to develop properly. Cultivate or mulch to control weeds. For fresh use, pick pods as soon as well-filled out with seeds.

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