Pea

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.

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

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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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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.

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

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

Large podded fall harvest type. Pods are about 5 in. long and are filled with 8‐10 large dark green peas per pod with sieve 6.0 size. Vigorous 32 in. plants can be grown commercially in rows. Use for fresh market or processing.

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.

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