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Growing pees from seeds?

14 years ago

Too late to grow pees from seeds in zone 6?

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claydirt
14 years ago
Hum... My pea seeds (sugar snap) were planted March 10 in zone 5 (very mild winter). We've been harvesting for a week or two now. My cool weather veggies went in EARLY this year.

I have a small community garden plot for "overflow". Some people there have peas about 4 inches tall in their plots. They seem to be doing fine for now. I don't know how experienced these people are with gardening. We are having dry weather and even some hot spells now.

The weather has been so strange. It's difficult to guess what will happen this summer.
tuamor1628
Original Author
14 years ago
Hmm I'm not sure. I want to plant them but I'm worried they won't harvest in time. I started my green bean plants in april and their just now starting to bloom...I feel peas may take longer, no?
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