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Green pea Dalila is a very popular late variety, with large blunt pods. Among its positive attributes are a stable high yield and healthy plants. Dalila is ideal for freezing or canning.
Green pea Dragon is an early high yielding variety with excellent fine seed. It will surprise you with a very high yield and perfect health. If you decide to grow small seed varieties, we highly recommend Dragon
Green pea Johan is stable high yielding variety with perfect health showing good results also under the less favourable climatic conditions. Highly recommended because of big straight pods
Green pea Radovan is a proven and high yielding, medium early pea variety. Radovan is noted for its high lodging resistance and is very suitable for industrial processing. It is a very popular variety in the medium-early category
6 Different varieties to try, all used comercially so quality guaranteed !
6 x 50g seeds
Green pea Twinset is a long awaited medium-late variety with Large seed and a blunt pod. High yielding and due, to a long, straight pod (9 cm), idea for both manual and mechanized harvests. Resistant to powdery mildew and Fusarium wilt. Twinset was our first variety to have resistance to PSbMV virus (pea seed-borne mosaic virus).
Green pea Vladan is an early variety that has the biggest seed of our whole portfolio. Vladan is very popular thanks to its steady high yield, even in less optimal conditions. Thicker stem, dark leaf, rich root system predetermines this variety also for growing in arid areas.
6 X 50g Packets
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Sowing & Growing
Peas prefer an open weed free site in full sun with moist fertile well-drained soil. Dig in plenty of compost about 2 weeks prior to sowing. Sow Feb-June & Oct-Nov, can be sown directly once the soil reaches 10°C. Using cloches will help the earliest crops to germinate. Create a wide flat bottomed trench 40mm deep and 15cm wide. Water the length of the trench. Direct sow at 5cm spacing. You can sow 2 parallel rows into each trench. Allow 75cm between each trench. Cover the seed with soil.
Protect from birds with netting. The netting can be removed after germination. Germination takes 9-13 days but may take up to 35 days. Successional sow every 2 weeks.
May require a support on which to climb, pea netting and bamboo canes are ideal. Water well when flowering begins and for 2 weeks after. Mulch can be added as the base of plant to retain moisture. Protect from birds and pea moth damage with fine netting if needed. Cultivation Instructions Harvest regularly to encourage further pod production. Harvest from the bottom of the plant up. Peas best eaten immediately after picking, otherwise freeze as soon as possible after picking.
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