Peas 'Greenfeast'
A mid season variety that is noted for its extremely heavy crop of large, even, well filled pods.
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Snow peas and Yates ‘Earlicrop Massey’ are ideal for growing in containers in small space areas or balconies. Snow peas require a trellis, while dwarf ‘Earlicrop Massey’ can grow without support.
A mid season variety that is noted for its extremely heavy crop of large, even, well filled pods.
This self-supporting dwarf pea requires no staking.
A climbing variety producing crisp, sweet pods that can be eaten whole.
A heavy cropping variety that matures early with good sized pods of sweet flavoured peas.
This early maturing bush produces both peas and pods that are sweet, juicy and flavoursome, and can be eaten whole when young or shelled when mature.
Both pea and pod are sweet, juicy and flavoursome, and can be eaten whole when young or shelled when mature.
Even the taller ‘dwarf’ peas, such as Greenfeast, will perform better if given some support otherwise they tend to flop on the ground where they’re more likely to pick up disease.
If you don’t have room for a trellis, the low growing Yates ‘Earlicrop Massey’ is ideal.
At the end of the season, dig the plants into the soil so that they can add valuable nitrogen.
Water regularly throughout the growing season, particularly in warmer weather. Try watering the soil or base of the plant to prevent fungal issues such as powdery mildew.
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