Pea Sugar Snap | Garden Seeds and Plants

Pea Sugar Snap

The original snap pea—an All-America Selections winner.
Delicious, fleshy 3″ round pods are great to eat whole when fully grown. GARDEN HINTS: Provide strong support for 6′ vines. For earliest sowing, prepare rows in fall to avoid working cool, wet, spring soil. Sow 2 or 3 times, 7 to 10 days apart, to extend harvest. To save space, sow in double rows 3″ apart with 2½ to 3′ of space between double rows.

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