I have just got my first good crop and wondered if they are any varieties I could plant now for a late crop
You can plant almost any EARLY variety. You do need to use an early one as they will crop in fewer weeks than mid-season or late varieties which will just becoming into crop when the cold nights come and bring the mildew conditions with them. I only grow mange tout ones now and have just sown another small row.
Had the first picking from my peas tonight. Delicious! Not got many plants as they were a bit of an afterthought to fill a gap, but they are the most sucessfull pea crop I have ever had. I too have been thinking of a repeat sowing and wondering if there was still time.
I'm going to have a go with a maincrop, hopefully I'll get them sown next week. The variety is Kenobi, which according to T&M is resistant to mildew and suitable for sowing in July. (http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-basic/chin.gif) (http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys.php)
I'm with Laurie and would stick to mangetout... esp Oregon from now on...