Golden Sweet Snow Pea (Heirloom 67 Days) - Vegetables

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Golden Sweet Snow Pea (Heirloom, 67 Days)

Name: Golden Sweet Snow Pea (Heirloom, 67 Days)
Brand: vendor-unknown
Price: 2.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

$ 2.25

Heirloom from India . This heirloom variety produces vigorous vines 6’ long. The very attractive two tone purple blossoms yield lemon-yellow pods that are best picked when small. Flavor is sweet and nutty.

1 Ounce = 140-160 seeds

PLANTING

Pisum sativum

Germination: 7-14 days

Germination Temperature: Optimum soil temperatures 50-75ºF. Planting in cooler soil results in slower germination.

Seed Sowing Depth: 1" deep

Sowing Outdoors- Early spring until last frost date when soil temperature reaches 50-75ºF. Sow 1-2" apart. Sow two months before last frost date for smaller fall harvests.

How much does a packet plant: 12-15 foot single row

Harvest- Pick every day for continuous harvest.

Tips- Adding inoculant with rhizobium bacteria will increase yields. Varieties with vine lengths over 3 feet require support.

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05/26/2019

Beverly A Duffield

Making More Room For These

I'm growing 5 varieties of peas here in northern Utah and this is going to be a keeper. I started my peas very early (March) in 6 cell cups. I used about 3-5 seeds per cell. When they were about 2 inches high I transplanted them out under a fleece low tunnel where they avoided some snowstorms. When the fleece came off I put in a portable fence for them to climb on. Now, May 25th, I'm starting to harvest these pretty, very sweet, buttery, flat snow peas on plants approaching 4 ft. Our weather can become hot very suddenly so all this was well worth the effort. Peas planted when the ground was workable are just 2-3 inches now and may well face heat which peas dislike. These are also the earliest of my peas. My only critique is that they don't bear as heavily as Oregon Dwarf Sugar but the flavor and color is well worth it.

07/01/2018

Barbara P.

United States

OK but some reservations

Pea pod easy to harvest. Always missing green pods among the foliage. Taste is OK. Pod is small and easily goes to seed. May order again for harvesting and variation.

06/28/2017

Yvonne Jones

Beautiful and tasty

Beautiful and tasty . Will grow again.

06/17/2016

Jayne Chandler

Best tasting snowpea ever.

tender, sweet, buttery fast growing high yield late into the Fall. I grow Golden Sweet along with Blue Podded Pea and a green variety for a beautiful, tasty salad.