Pea

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.

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Upright bush type habit with dark green leaves and a dull luster with white flowers. Pods are greatly curved and have slight constrictions, are green at maturity and dark straw colored at dry stage.

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Semi erect plant with white flowers. Pods are 6‐7” long with 16 seeds per pod. Pod color at maturity is green turning light purple. At dry stage they are dark straw colored. Seed shape is ovate with a wrinkled seed coat. Seed color is cream and size is very small.

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An early Bolero type. Heavy yields of double and triple pods, with an average sieve size of 4.00 on compact dark green plants. For processors or fresh market.