I didn't do snow peas this year, but I do have some sugar snap pea seedlings you can have. But snow peas germinate pretty quick, so you may want to try starting some from seed. For peas, I start three seeds in a 10-16 ounce paper cup with a few holes poked in the bottom. Then I cover the top in press and seal with a few holes for ventilation. I put all of the cups in an aluminum foil tray so I can bottom water the cups. Essentially I winter sow them in March.

Email me at work if you want the sugar snap pea seedlingss, at Kim.Kaplan"at"ars.usda.gov . I ,live in Silver Spring, so I'm not that far away.

Thanks SO much, that is so generous! However after posting this I realize my tiny little veggie patch may not have enough place for peas once ive planted all my (thriving) squash seedlings.

In general is there an area nursery that you like/recommend?

sugar snaps peas are a cinch to grow. Just plant them early and put next to something they can grow on and look out...