Fruits

The most popular vegetable to plant after peas is cucumbers, which often can be trained up the same trellis used by the peas. Indeed, members… Read More »What To Plant After Peas?

Leave the roots in the ground. Peas, like other legumes, fix nitrogen from the air and store it in their roots. Leaving the roots in… Read More »Do You Leave Pea Roots In The Ground?

Grow leafy green vegetable in the soil after harvesting and removing pea plant (leaving roots), and they will flourish. Did you know you can harvest… Read More »Do You Remove Pea Plants After Harvest?

Peas should be just about ready for harvest 3 weeks after the flowers appear. Shelling peas are ready when the pods have swelled and are… Read More »How Do You Know When Your Peas Are Ready To Pick?

It’s also important that you sow the seeds directly into the ground, because sensitive seedlings don’t transplant well. Snow peas are annual plants, meaning they… Read More »Are Snow Peas Perennial?

The pea plants will grow back, and you can get several harvests out of them for greens. How many times can you harvest pea shoots?… Read More »Do Pea Shoots Regrow?

More importantly, if you let pea seed mature, the plant will stop flowering. But if you keep picking the peas, some varieties will produce flowers… Read More »Do Pea Plants Keep Producing?

Pick your peas every few days. The vines are delicate, so hold the vine with one hand and pull the pod off with the other.… Read More »How Many Times Can You Harvest Snow Peas?

Like other annual crops, they germinate, grow, produce seeds, and die within the course of a year. If you want to grow them again, you’ll… Read More »Do Peas Grow Back Every Year?

about 4-5 weeks. Pea plants tend to produce for about 4-5 weeks straight. 1 pound of Sugar Snap peas equal about 4 cups strung peas.… Read More »How Long Do Sugar Snap Pea Plants Produce?