Pea

Plant the pea seeds 1 to 1-1/2 inches deep and about 2 inches apart, with 18 to 24 inches between rows, or follow the directions… Read More »How Far Apart Do You Plant Sugar Snap Peas?

Carrots: Peas and carrots are ideal companions when you plant them in late summer for fall harvest; both crops thrive in cool, moist conditions, tolerate… Read More »Can You Plant Snap Peas Next To Carrots?

Sugar snap peas are nitrogen-fixing plants: They take nitrogen from the air and change it into a form that they can use for food. To… Read More »Do Sugar Snap Peas Fix Nitrogen?

Companion plants for sugar snap peas Beneficial companion plants for peas include cilantro, mint, radish, lettuce, spinach, corn, beans, and cucumber. What can you not… Read More »What Grows Best With Snap Peas?

How Tall Should a Sugar Snap Pea Trellis Be? The tallest pea varieties reach over 6 feet tall. If you are growing such a cultivar,… Read More »How Tall Should A Sugar Snap Pea Trellis Be?

You can eat the whole pod, with the peas inside, and if you can get them fresh from the farmer’s market, they will be so… Read More »Can You Eat The Hull Of The Peas Raw?

Cook the peas over low to medium-low heat until they are warm to your liking. Canned peas are already cooked, so they just need to… Read More »How Do You Heat Canned Peas?

Make sure to thoroughly wash and rinse the pea pods, both to ensure that they’re clean and to remove all of the little pieces of… Read More »Do You Have To Clean Snow Peas?

Eat them fully cooked: Antinutrient levels are higher in raw peas, which makes them more likely to cause digestive discomfort. What happens if you eat… Read More »Are Raw Peas Easy To Digest?

As soon as overgrown pods missed in earlier pickings are discovered, remove them from the plants to keep the plants blooming and producing longer. Enlarging… Read More »What Do You Do With Overgrown Snow Peas?