I did not realise how many varieties of peas I had until I started planting! I have run out of trays so will do two plantings. This is the first lot, will do the next when these are ready to be transplanted.
I have decided to get them all going so I can have the pleasure of comparison. At the end of the day peas are great to freeze, have always been a staple on our dinner plate and what’s the point of them staying in a box in the cupboard.
However there is a little problem – SPACE! I really hope the allotment I am next in line for comes through very very soon. If not I have got some (far from attractive) flower boxes which will do the trick.
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Tralamander wrote:
At least you can train them vertically! ;)
Posted on 20 Feb 12 (over 1 year ago)
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