Garden Seed

64 days. [Developed by the Mississippi/AES.] Widely adapted and an excellent performer in hot humid climates, especially the Mid-Atlantic and south. Does well in northern areas with longer seasons. Pods average 6-1/2 inch long, and are silver colored, occasionally streaked with rose. Easy to shell.

80 days An old-time Southern favorite table pea.???? The dry seeds are light brown in color with a darker eye. The eight inch pods fill well and borne on vigorous vines that reach about thirty inches. Very productive and used for market, fresh green shelled or dried.

This Blackeye pea with a green and tan pod is the best-selling cowpea for fresh market southern growers. Tall bushy plants bear pods level with the foliage. A long time favorite!

65 days. An early, heavy yielding, semi-bush variety with good disease resistance. Can be double-cropped in the Mid-Atlantic and south. Pods contain elongated white peas with purple or pink eyes. Use for canning, freezing, or fresh eating.

Sweet, crisp, 2 1/2inch pods for picking well ahead of Sugar Snap. The 2' vines do not need support. Avg. 2,100 seeds/lb.

Dwarf Grey Sugar 65 days 3inch flat pod Tender sweet pods. Harvest before peas begin to swell. Pretty purple flower.

Dwarf Grey Sugar 65 days 3inch flat. Tender sweet pods. Harvest before peas begin to swell. Pretty purple flower.

A new Sugar Snap type pea that is not only stringless, but self supporting. ˜Its crisp, sweet pods yield abundantly. ˜Sugar Lace is semi-leafless with interlocking tendrils that prevent the need for staking or trellising. ˜It is also enation resistant for growth during warmer weather. ˜The pods form at the end of its...

72 Days. This is the original strain of Sugar Snap that became a household name in the U.S. with its 1979 introduction. The vines are tall, growing about 6-7' or more, and need support. Pods are about 3inch long, ????inch across, and bear over a long picking period. Both peas and pods are sweet and tender when cooked.