Too late to sow snap peas outdoors ?

14 years ago

NOt sure if I should plant snap peas (vining variety) along my trellis at this point in time. I do not want it to take up an important space along my trellis if chances are small it will do good.

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sqftsteve
14 years ago
I'm a gardening newbie, but I'd say just give it a shot. Mine are doing well on day 13.

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roper2008
14 years ago
Snap peas don't like hot weather. I planted mine in March. It really
depends on your zone.. If it's going to get hot soon, I wouldn't bother
planting them.
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ilikewinter
14 years ago
I agree with roper- if it's about to get hot in your area, you'd be better off with something more heat-loving. Sugar snap peas just don't last long in the heat.

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