Pea

Remove the purple hull peas from the pods as soon as possible. Discard any seeds that are deformed, shriveled, have insect damage or mold or… Read More »Can You Dry Purple Hull Peas?

The pea plants will grow back, and you can get several harvests out of them for greens. Can you keep harvesting pea shoots? Harvest by… Read More »Can You Harvest Pea Shoots More Than Once?

Peas and beans like deep, well-dug soil left over from potatoes. Roots break up the soil, so you can follow them with potatoes, which need… Read More »What Do Peas Follow In Crop Rotation?

Depending upon the variety, harvesting time will be between 55 and 70 days. Harvest when the pods are well filled out and are purple in… Read More »How Often Do You Pick Purple Hull Peas?

Pea Plant Support Options Place stakes every few feet behind your peas and string a sturdy cotton twine along the middle and tops of the… Read More »How Do You Make A Pea Support?

Pulseless electrical activity (PEA) occurs when a major cardiovascular, respiratory, or metabolic derangement results in the inability of cardiac muscle to generate sufficient force in… Read More »What Is A Pea Response?

Signs of bad frozen peas are a white skin (freezer burn) and a wrinkled texture. Plus, there will be lots of ice surrounding peas that… Read More »Why Are My Frozen Peas White?

You can keep fresh Purple Hull Peas in the fridge for 3-5 days. Once cooked, stewed Purple Hull Peas will keep, refrigerated, in an airtight… Read More »How Long Will Fresh Shelled Purple Hull Peas Keep In The Fridge?

Wash and shell the peas; blanch for 1½ minutes in boiling water; drain and chill in ice water. Drain well. Package, leaving ½-inch headspace. Seal… Read More »How Do You Preserve Peas For A Long Time?

A: Pea plants should be spaced 1-2 inches apart. Peas can grow well when spaced close together, so don’t be afraid to pack them in… Read More »How Close Together Can You Plant Peas?