Pea

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

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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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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.

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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.

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Bush type plants produce good yields of cream cowpeas. Thrives in hotter, Southern weather.

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Semi erect vine with a lavender flower. Pods are above the foliage, about 7-8" long, and are purplish‐green at green shell maturity turning purple when dry. The seed is green at fresh market maturity turning to creamy white at the dry stage and has a maroon eye.

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Tall, upright, bush plants are drought tolerant and produce pods with cream-colored peas, and an orange eye.

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High yielding bush type. Pods concentrated high on plants.

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More erect than Blackeye #5 and is slightly faster in maturity. Flower color is white and it holds the pods high in the canopy.

Freight charges apply to Southern Peas.