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Peas/bean bush

15 years ago

So, I'm wondering how long it will be before I can pick my peas? They just started flowering early this week (on 3 vines). I have 40 new peas growing now, but these 3 were from when I planted them in mid to late March. It was a very cool/wet spring, so that's why they are just flowering now.

The Pea pod was about 2 cm or so yesterday, haven't looked today.

Also, when should I plant my Jade bean bushes?

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