Peas love cool weather. Stagger heat-tolerant varieties for spring-through-fall harvest.
Full sun (south exposure ideal). pH 6.0–6.8. Well-drained—raised beds for heavy soil. Avoid high-nitrogen amendments (peas fix own N).
Shell (English), snow (edible flat pods), snap (edible plump pods).
Direct sow 5 weeks before last frost. 1″ deep, 3–4″ apart, rows 3′. Install trellis at planting—guide vines early.
Heat-resistant varieties 2–3 weeks later. Fall crop 8–10 weeks before frost.
½″/week young; 1″/week flowering. Compost tea or liquid seaweed 2×/week.
~3 weeks after flowering. Pick daily for peak sweetness.
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