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Pea Snowbird

Very early, edible-podded, dwarf sugar pea.
Very early, erect, dwarf plants 18″ tall produce amazing numbers of 3″ pods in groups of two to three. Ready to pick 58 days after seed is sown. CULINARY HINT! Eat entire pods; pick when peas are just forming. Prepare like snap beans. The sweet pods are delicious stir-fried or cooked just a few minutes so that they remain crisp.

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