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flutterby64

Fall Planting Sugar Snap & Dwarf Grey Snow Peas

11 years ago

I would like to try planting a Fall crop of Sugar Snaps and Dwarf Grey peas, but I'm wondering if I've waited too late to plant. I'm in North Central Arkansas zone 7a/6b. Our average first frost date is October 25. Days to maturity is about 60 putting me at mid-October. Will the vines continue to produce until a hard freeze or will the first frost kill them?

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