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Early Onward Peas

Started by Psi (Pronounced 'Si'!), September 16, 2009, 09:18:48

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Psi (Pronounced 'Si'!)

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I just picked up some 'early onwards' peas from the trading hut and I am hoping to over winter them.  Does anyone have expereince growing them?  I guess I am wondering whether I out to support them etc.  would like to hear any advice from you experts.

Psi

Psi (Pronounced 'Si'!)


SMP1704

I grow Early Onward, but I don't bother with over wintering (way too much planning required ;D)  I sow direct early March.  They grow to about 3' so do need support.

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Sharon
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Digeroo

Grew early onward this year , did not overwinter but planted end march, gave them a few twigs.  Good crop.  Should have planted for succession got too many all at once.

cornykev

I just think its so much tassle over wintering peas, broadies or the likes. They just get in the way of digging as I need to rotovate this year.   :-\     ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

PAULW

I sowed mine in guttering in Feb and grew them on till they were a couple of inches tall and put them out in march.

kt.

Quote from: Digeroo on September 16, 2009, 13:02:40
Grew early onward this year , did not overwinter but planted end march, gave them a few twigs.  Good crop.  Should have planted for succession got too many all at once.

Ditto.  An excellent yield for an early crop.
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