Super Sugar Snap Pea Seeds

12 reviews for Super Sugar Snap Pea Seeds

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   M*****

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2023-04-16

   I started them too early LOL

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   P** H*

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2023-04-13

   Shipping was quick and easy. Peas are starting to sprout.

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   H**** N******

   Rated 4 out of 5

   2023-02-27

   Fast delivery. Not used yet. Good value for the money spent.

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   L*** &**** A**

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2023-02-09

   Shipping was on time..
   Seeds sprouted fast!
   My plants are still too small to say much more than that.
   So far, not bad.

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   T****** L*

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2023-01-31

   We planted these last year and we got absolutely delicious peas!! Sweet and flavorful!

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   J****** H******

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2023-01-31

   Wonderfully sweet.

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   K*** H******

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2022-11-16

   EVERY seed sprouted. Quickly. I will definitely be ordering more of these.

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   S***

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2022-08-16

   Grew them indoors in little pots for 6 weeks then moved them outside in April !
   We really enjoyed them this year

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   L*** Z*

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2022-07-24

   Planted 5 pots… lets see how far they last.

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   G****

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2022-06-22

   This is my second year growing these peas. They are very easy to grow and have a abundant crop. It amazes me how tall they get, 8ft and still growing....More

   This is my second year growing these peas. They are very easy to grow and have a abundant crop. It amazes me how tall they get, 8ft and still growing. Can't wait til it's pick time, so delis.

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   F**** L****

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2022-06-17

   All of the peas germinated. I like to keep staggering them by a few weeks so there's peas all year (except winter). As the plants get 1-2ft tall I'll ...More

   All of the peas germinated. I like to keep staggering them by a few weeks so there's peas all year (except winter). As the plants get 1-2ft tall I'll start more in pots to plant after these are done (or leave in pots). There's nothing fresher tasting than a handful of fresh pea pods picked off the plants for dinner.Let's break some pea stigmas: They'll grow in a window box or pot or virtually anywhere. They'll grow in full or partial sun. They'll grow in hot or cool weather. You can crowd them in a window box, just part them away from each other as they grow to avoid mildew issues. I've had over 50 plants in a 3 foot by 6" wide by 6" deep box. Many things can be grown almost anywhere and you don't need a garden or massive space. Peas dont need much attention and they're relatively forgiving. Plant them, keep them damp until they sprout, water after soil drys. They're hardier than they're typically given credit for.Don't mind the tales and give it a try for yourself. You can do it.Thanks for attending my TED talk.Update: added pics. The pea garden is inside of a small roll of chicken wire formed into a 4 foot (or so) spiral. I could've crowded them out a little more cos they really don't mind. Seedlings in planter are the next crop. I plan to stagger crops until first frost and then try in a window sill in winter and will update again then.

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   J****

   Rated 5 out of 5

   2022-05-30

   Bought these to plant in my garden beds that my husband is building for me. Just planted them so I’ll probably update once they’ve grown. So far, I’m ...More

   Bought these to plant in my garden beds that my husband is building for me. Just planted them so I’ll probably update once they’ve grown. So far, I’m pleased with it. I am excited about this addition to my garden.

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