Pea

Pods shell easily. High yielding, disease tolerant, purplehull brown crowder.

Freight charges apply to Southern Peas.

Upright bush-type plants with pods concentrated at the top of the plant. Early maturing, high yielding, and easy to shell. Good vines and disease resistance.

Freight charges apply to Southern Peas.

Has a brighter red/pink pod compared to the dark purple pod of Mississippi Purple. Seed size and color are similiar in both varieties.

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Large seeded brown crowder with pale silvery pods at green shell stage. 6-6.5" pods. Resistant to Fusarium wilt and root knot nematodes as well as being tolerant to other viruses.

Freight charges apply to Southern Peas.

Upright bush type with pod placement clustered at top for easy picking. Pale purple color on pods when ready to pick. High yield potential. Good virus and disease tolerance.

Freight charges apply to Southern Peas.

Semi‐leafless afila vine type has excellent stand‐ability even after it sets loads of double 5.25" pods. Exceptional yields with a beautiful dark color make for a wonderful market competitor.

The first high sugar snow pea. High yields of extra-large medium green, flat pods. Vines average and have white flowers.

A short vine, compact bush, snap pea like Sugar Ann. Larger 3" dark green pods.

High yielding, high sugar, freezing, medium size 3 inch double podded (7-9 peas) type.

Multi-purpose for shoots, tendrils, and very sweet shelling pods. Parsley type leaves should be clipped at young stage. 28 days for pea shoots. 30 days for tendrils.