Sugar Snap Peas – Organic
4.19$
Winner of the 1979 All-America Selections gold medal, this snow pea retains all its merits after more than 40 years. This superior line is today the standard among snow peas. Raw or sautéed, its crunchy and sweet pods are a real treat. Even peas contained in over-aged pods retain their taste qualities.
It is added in pieces to salads or soups. Whole and steamed, they make a fresh and crunchy accompaniment to any dish. The 3 in (7,5 cm) long pods are cordless and retain their beautiful green color when cooked.
In terms of cultivation, Sugar Snap peas can be sown early in spring since its seeds germinate in cold, wet soils. Shortly after sowing, the stems emerge from the ground and attack the trellises and nets, which they quickly cover. Fruit production starts quickly and continues over a long period through the summer heat.
Number of days for harvest: 60
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Winner of the 1979 All-America Selections gold medal, this snow pea retains all its merits after more than 40 years. This superior line is today the standard among snow peas. Raw or sautéed, its crunchy and sweet pods are a real treat. Even peas contained in over-aged pods retain their taste qualities.
It is added in pieces to salads or soups. Whole and steamed, they make a fresh and crunchy accompaniment to any dish. The 3 in (7,5 cm) long pods are cordless and retain their beautiful green color when cooked.
In terms of cultivation, Sugar Snap peas can be sown early in spring since its seeds germinate in cold, wet soils. Shortly after sowing, the stems emerge from the ground and attack the trellises and nets, which they quickly cover. Fruit production starts quickly and continues over a long period through the summer heat.
Number of days for harvest: 60
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