Pod Data

Standard first early canning pea. 1–2 pods per node.

Also called Tall Tele phone. Favored for excellent eating quality. Bright green berries.

Long a popular variety. Excellent flavor. Large pods, berries. Reliable.

Earliest pea with large diameter pods. Known for excellent flavor and yield potential. Improved disease package.

Well–known old time home garden variety. Use Knight for larger peas and higher yield potential.

After a few years of not being able to procure seed, we gladly offer this popular, well–known pea again. A fine early pea, high yield potential, and sweet flavor.

Vigorous plants. Consistent heavy yields of large, wrinkeled peas with fine flavor and quality. Some splitting.

B – Resistance to Bean Yellow Mosaic Virus
E – Tolerance to Pea Enation Mosaic Virus
F – Fusarium Wilt
P – Resistance to Powdery Mildew

1984 All America Selections Award. Short vines need no support. Sugar Snap quality 14 days earlier. Sweet pods. 7 peas per pod. Freezes well.

First stringless snap pea. Thick, fleshy pods, double at each node. At the top of the plant for easy picking. 6–7 peas per pod. Heavy yields with 3 pickings per season.

Stringless pods are ready to eat right from the garden. Semi-leafless plant eliminates the need for staking. High yield potential.

Very sweet, stringless pods. Grow on stakes or on ground. Important disease resistance/tolerance. Excellent!

The original tall Snap Pea improved for higher yield potential and even better flavor.

E – Tolerance to Pea Enation Mosaic Virus
P – Resistance to Powdery Mildew
R – Pea Leaf Roll Virus
TP – Tolerance to Powdery Mildew

Purple flowers. Known for edible leaves and stems. Yum.

Wilt resistant, productive plant needs support with trellis. Early uniform yields. Use like snap beans. Sweeter and more tender than Dwarf Grey Sugar. Creamy–white seed.

Giant pods. Excellent yield potential. White flowers.

Vigorous vines produce heavy yields of smooth–skinned pods. Resists wilt and nematodes.

The old standard pinkeye purplehull. 24" tall. 8" pods.

Upright bush, superior to viney habit of Mississippi Silver. Concentrated set at top of plant. Shells easily. Superior disease tolerance. Best brown crowder.

Upright bush. Concentrated set at top of plant. Superior to any other Cream pea. Easy shelling. Superior disease tolerance.

Upright bush with heavy blossom set, pod set at top. For fresh “green” peas, pick when pods are pale or light purple, NOT deep purple. Deep purple for dry peas. Easy shelling. Superior disease tolerance.