Wando is a bit more durable in both heat and drought than most. That is somewhat offset by having a longer DTM. If you need an end of season shelling pea it is a good choice. It will not stand real summer heat, just a few degrees more than average.

I grew a few Wando peas this last spring, and I'll say they held up fairly well, even when temps hit the upper 80's for the first half of June. They did great until the temperatures hit the 90's last weekend. Now they're dying off, so straight to the compost pile! They were very delicious though, and yield was pretty good. I hope this helps.

Jacob