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peas - Ox and Robin - Rare and Heirloom Seeds

Champion of England Peas

Vigorous, productive shelling pea. You need a trellis for this historic variety that dates to the mid-1800’s. Its vines will grow up to 10 feet, growing up and over your trellis and producing plenty of peas! Plant early in spring after the ground thaws. Sow seeds 1 inch deep, every 1.5 inches in rows 2.5 feet apart. 60-70 days.

Tom Thumb Peas

Small, 8 - 12 inch plants produce regular sized peas. Great for containers! 50-55 days. Plant 1 seed every 1.5 inches, ½ inch deep in rows 15 inches apart.

Dwarf Grey Sugar Peas

Tasty snow peas, plants are small and do not need a trellis, but grow well. This is an old, traditional type of edible podded pea. Pick them when they're small (a couple inches long). The pods should be completely flat, before the peas have had a chance to develop inside. Plant 1 seed every 1.5 inches, ½ inch deep in rows 22 inches apart. <br>

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