Pea

Alaska Pea - Earliest Pea The Alaska pea was originally known as "Earliest of All" in England where it was bred to be extremely early by Thomas Laxton around 1883. It was renamed Alaska when introduced into the American market. Interestingly, the...

Cascadia Sugar Snap Pea Tender deep green fiber-less 3" succulent pods with a super sweet flavor. Short, 2-3' vines yield an abundance "absolutely smothered in peas" of dark green 3" pods that are thick, juicy, and very sweet. Grower's delight;...

Dwarf Sugar Pea - Colorful Blossoms One of the earliest, dwarf edible sugar pod peas around. Popular for the colorful blossoms, shoots and leaves as well as its prolific crop of curved small snow pea pods that average 2 1/2 to 3" long. Plants...

Little Marvel Pea - Great Producer A vigorous bushy dwarf plant 15 - 20" tall that was introduced in 1900 as Sutton's Little Marvel by Sutton and Sons of Reading, England and first sold in the US in 1908. Heavy producer of fine quality 3" pods each...

Mammoth Melting Sugar Pea - Sweetness From the Vine "Melting sugar" really does describe this beautiful edible mammoth snow pea. Large, sweet and tender, this delicious snow pea has held a place in home gardens for many years. Large pods grow 4-5" long...

Oregon Giant Sugar Pod Pea - The Best of the Best Sweetest and largest pods of the snow pea type. Dark green, unusually large pods and peas remain sweet and tender longer than most other varieties. Beautiful white flowered vines grow to 30”...

Sugar Ann Snap Pea - Bush Type  This pea has 24 - 30” vines that need no support, medium green 2 - 3” round blunt pods with 7 peas per pod. Similar to the Sugar Snap pea but 14 days earlier. These sweet pods freeze well...