PeasSugarSnap

PEAS, SUGAR SNAP Approximately 1,500 seeds per pound.
PLANTING; Plant in early spring as soon as soil can be worked. Young pea plants can tolerate a frost. Work up soil till fine. For
increase in yield, add Bradfield fertilizer at 5 lbs per 100' plus some lime. Coat pea seeds with a pea and bean inoculant. Place
seeds 1" deep, 1.5-2" apart in a row spacing of 30-36". Taller types will need support. Keep weed free for best results. HARVEST;
Pick when shell is still green & the seeds have developed, but not hard. Snap like green beans. Use fresh or freeze or can for later
use.

CASCADIA
67 days. This 30" vine produces thick podded,
fiberless pods that remain tender and sweet
longer them most others. Flavor improves until
seeds are over matured. Has great disease
tolerance. Untreated seeds.

SUGAR ANN
56 days. A short vine version of the famous
Sugar Snap pea! If left too long on vine, Sugar
Ann can be used as a shell pea. Untreated
seeds.

SUGAR SNAP
70 days. Fleshy, 3" long, dark green pods
are tender and can be used raw in salads,
dips or used as a snap pea. Large 6' vines
need support. Untreated seed.

SUGAR SPRINT PVP
60 days. Very productive, 18-24" vines
produce crisp, 2.5-3" pods with excellent
flavor. No support is needed with this
one. Seed maybe treated.

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Peas, Sugar Snap

BEAN & PEA INOCULANT
Improves growth of plant and increases yields. A
must if planting in a new area where no beans
were planted before. Each package treats up to
8 pounds of seed. Weight 1/4 lb.
Powder or Granulated

….. NEW… INOCULANT IN A SHAKER CAN!
Easy to apply and no dirt, black hands either.
Each 8.7 oz can will treat 150 of row. Just plant seeds, then
sprinkle inoculant and cover seeds. Easy and clean too.