Growing peas

Have you considered growing peas in your garden? Learn how to grow peas from seed through harvest and try it out in your garden this spring!

Direct sow peas in a full sun location with well drained soil up to one month prior to last frost. Plant 1 inch apart and 3/4 to 1 inch deep.

Learn how to grow a productive garden by companion planting for peas. Beans, corn, and other plants are beneficial to peas.

Companion planting peas is a great way to save space and enhance the health of all your crops. Peas are nitrogen fixers so they will benefit other plants.

Learn when to plant peas, how to plant them, and the different types of peas to grow for a large, delicious harvest.

The end of the season means the last of the fresh-picked peas until next year. Or does it? With a well-draining pot, potting soil, enough light, and water, you can bring the vegetable garden inside for even more homegrown peas. Learn how to grow peas indoors now on Gardener’s Path. #indoorgardening #peas #gardenerspath

Use these tips to start growing peas in your home vegetable garden. Whether its sugar, snap, or shelling peas, there are lots of options from spring to fall.

If you are planning on growing peas this year, then you will need a way to support them and allow them to climb. There are lots of options available, but which will be best for

Discover innovative pea trellis ideas to maximize yield and beautify your garden space. Click to learn more!

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