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Representing a new generation of garden peas, Sugar Snap is a winner of the prestigious All America Selections Gold Metal. Crisp, crunchy, and delicious, it's eaten whole - pods and peas - when the pods are plump and round...

A vegetable to grow especially if you have children about your garden. Plant the seed directly in the soil and provide support and watch the tendrils grap the trellis.

Stays sweet an extra-long time! Dark green pods grow in pairs at the top of the plant for easy picking. Nine to 11 perfectly plump peas per long, well-filled pod. Resists wilt and mildew. Most can be harvested 18-20 days after they flower...

An especially fragrant variety, I suppose the name clued you in. You can sow sweet peas in the fall in fertile soil if you have a mild winter climate.

5 Lb Can of dried Green Peas. Sprout great using the jar method, tray method or by using a Sprout Sack. Nitrogen packed for long shelf life. Certified Organic.

* Sweet Pea Early Spencer Mix (Lathyrus Odoratus Spencer) The ruffled blooms of the Early Spencer look like little butterflies all aflutter. Sweet Peas can adapt to any garden style. Excellent in a cutting garden...

A great way to get kids loving their vegetables as these pods are filled with 7 to nine sweet peas.

These are the very flat pea pods that are used in stirfry. The vines are short, just 2 feet and it is resistent to mildew. Go from the garden to the wok.

When one thinks of Sweet Peas, this is the one that comes to mind. Traced back to 1699, it is a lovely blue and deeply fragrant.

A most satisfactory pea in the home garden! The plants are compact, up to thirty inches tall, very productive, and they produce hardy, luscious, and sugary peas. They have small pods whose peas stay tender and sweet even when fully ripe and filling the pod...