Peas Varieties
Compare 14 peas cultivars. Find the perfect variety for your garden based on how you want to use them, growth habit, and days to maturity.
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Amish Snap
Snap pea; sweet thick-walled pods; excellent flavour; heat tolerant for snap pea; vigorous pole type.
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Cascadia
Snap pea; 8cm stringless edible pods; compact semi-dwarf habit; enation virus resistant.
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Dwarf Grey Sugar
Heirloom snow pea; 8cm flat edible pods; purple flowers and grey-green foliage; very compact.
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Green Arrow
Heavy-yielding shelling pea; long 10-11cm pods with up to 11 peas; wilt resistant.
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Lincoln
1908 heirloom shelling pea; sweet 8cm pods; reliable heavy yields; moderate heat tolerance.
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Little Marvel
Compact 1908 heirloom shelling pea; sweet 8cm pods; good for small spaces and containers.
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Mammoth Melting Sugar
Snow pea; large flat pods up to 20cm; sweet melting texture; vigorous 180cm growth; classic edible pod pea.
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Oregon Sugar Pod II
Snow pea; flat 10-11cm edible pods; compact bush habit; wilt resistant; needs minimal support.
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Sugar Snap
Original 1979 AAS winner snap pea; 8cm edible pods; tall vigorous vines need strong support.
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Super Sugar Snap
Improved snap pea; thick 8-9cm stringless edible pods; shorter vines than original Sugar Snap.
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Sweet Ten
Extra-early bush shelling pea; sweet tender peas; perfect 10cm pods; good for cool short seasons.
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Thomas Laxton
Classic 1897 shelling pea; 9cm blunt-ended dark green pods; very sweet; vigorous early variety.
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Wando
Heat-tolerant shelling pea bred 1943; 8cm pods with 7-8 peas; sets pods in warmer conditions.
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