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(Wrinkled) Second early. A prolific cropper offering masses of small peas in well filled, dark green pods. Suitable for successional sowings throughout the season.
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An excellent dwarf variety only 30cm (12in) high that produces lots of 13-15cm (5-6in) pods each bearing five small, but deliciously tender beans. Very suitable for successional sowings commencing late autumn (under cloches) or late winter/early summer in the open. Ideal for the small garden. Suitable For Freezing
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(Mangetout wrinkled variety) Early. Succulent pods are stringless when young and for the sweetest flavour are best picked when the seeds are just swelling in the pods. An early variety which shows resistance to Fusarium, powdery mildew and other diseases.
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A well known and reliable heirloom. Dark green, curved pods containing 8 to 9 succulent sweet, tender peas. Heavy cropping if picked regularly. Long cropping, maincrop maturity. Height 60-70 cm (24-28in).
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Tall plants producing good yields of succulent bright green peas. An abundance of red and violet flowers are followed by deep purple pods, very attractive. Excellent source of folate, vitamin A and vitamin C.
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A fine quality Sugarsnap with round, fleshy, pale green, sweet tasting, succulent pods. Very early and heavy cropping. Ideal raw or in stir fries. Suitable for freezing. Eat immature when stringless but less sweet or remove string when fully developed. Sow in succession for a long season of picking.
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(Wrinkled variety) Masses of double pods containing high quality, small 'petit pois' peas with outstanding flavour. A compact early variety, the plants show resistance to pea wilt and downy mildew, which is particularly helpful in wet summers.
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Round (First Early) Neat, dwarf habit producing an abundance of small but well-filled pods. Very good winter hardiness, even in exposed areas as a an autumn variety. Better flavoured than the old variety Feltham First and ideal for that first dish of the season.
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Pick fresh, tasty peas early in the season with this quality, British bred variety. Enjoy trouble-free, bumper crops thanks to impressive Pea Wilt resistance and Downy Mildew tolerance. Perfect for successional sowing to give longer cropping period. Plants are self-supporting when grown in blocks. Height: 45-55cm (18-22in).
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Extremely popular and reliable variety for successional sowings throughout spring, and a particular favourite for June sowings, producing huge crops of narrow pointed pods in pairs, averaging 7 or 8 succulent peas per pod. RHS AGM winner. Resistant to Pea Wilt, tolerant to Downy Mildew.
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An easy to grow, unusual vegetable with a unique gourmet flavour. A hint of asparagus - perhaps? Goes with virtually any dish. Cook whole at 3cm (1in) long, preferably by steaming, and serve with a little melted butter. No flavouring should be used as this will destroy its own delicious taste. Can also be used in the flower border as attractive ground cover.
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First Early. An outstanding variety, producing a heavy crop of 7-8cm (3-3- inch) blunt pods, borne mainly in pairs against bright green foliage, filled with succulent tasty peas. Flowers and sets pods over a very long cropping period.
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Neither asparagus nor a pea but it does have pods which are eaten like a 'mangetout' pea and does have a taste reminiscent of asparagus! Easy to grow producing numerous winged pods which should be picked at about 2.5cm (1in) long and steamed or sauteed whole.
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An excellent, high quality, double podded variety guaranteed to out perform Onward in every way. One of the best cropping varieties in T&M trials, with rich green, straight, long pods containing on average 10 deliciously plump peas. Wrinkle (Main) Resistant to Fusarium Race 1. Suitable For Freezing.
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Outstanding pod length - 4 to 4- inches, with 9-11 peas in a pod. Double podded too, it is a super heavy-yielding variety. Only 28 -30 inches tall, with all the pods in the top 10-12 inches - no more backache. A second early, wrinkle seeded variety, which matures in 100 days from sowing. Resists downy mildew and fusarium wilt. And the taste! Has to be eaten to be believed. Suitable For Freezing
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(Wrinkled variety) A 'first early' ideal for sowing succession, the vigorous plants mature early with 7-8 great tasting peas per pod. Plants produce 2 pods per node and have resistance to pea wilt and tolerance to downy mildew.
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(Wrinkled sugar snap variety) A 'maincrop' snap pea which is semi-leafless for easier picking and has less need for support. Pods are stringless with a succulent sweet flavour. Plants show resistance to powdery mildew, Fusarium and other diseases.
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(Wrinkled variety) A fast maturing 'early' variety ideal for successionally sown crops, with a generous 8-9 peas per pod and 2 pods per node. Strong plants show resistance to pea wilt and tolerance to downy mildew and powdery mildew.
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(Wrinkled variety) An 'early' variety with well filled plump pods that are produced in pairs and contain 7-8 large peas each. Plants are semi-leafless for easier picking and have resistance to Fusarium.
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(Wrinkled variety) A 'maincrop' variety which is semi-leafless to help make picking easier. With 8-9 medium sized peas per pod and approx. 3 pods per node. Plants show resistance to pea wilt and downy mildew and perform well on heavy soils.
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(Wrinkled variety) A high quality 'maincrop' variety with long and pointed, dark green pods with 8-10 very large peas in each. Very productive for large harvests, also shows a resistance to Fusarium.
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Second early Superb harvests of Peas are abundant with paired pods for extra crops, and with pods averaging 6-7 dark green, tasty peas. An excellent form. Jaguar is quick to harvest and is ideal for successional sowings. Can be sown March-June for cropping June-September. Height: 65-70cm (26-28in).
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