Since it only takes 2 months from planting to picking peas you should just wait another month and then plant out side . Peas like cold weather . I dont know how good they are at transplanting .

Nilaa, what you might be able to grow now will depend on what facilities you have indoors. I have a small (6'x'8') greenhouse and through the winter grow cherry tomatoes, herbs, salad greens and lemons, in addition to ornamentals. Last year I started peas in a container in the greenhouse and was picking them well before they'd have produced outside. When weather warmed up enough, I simply moved the container outside and continued harvesting until the heat took its toll on the plants and they gave up.

You don't necessarily need a greenhouse, you might have a space with good sunlight, or want to set up grow lights (some people grow plants under lights in their basements).

You might also want to check out the Wintersowing forum - there are lots of vegetable and ornamental seeds you can set outside now. I'll warn you, though ... it's too easy! I tried it last winter and wound up with more little seedlings than I knew what to do with, lol.

Best of luck to you!

Diane