I am trying another batch of peas. The first, though germinating great and producing strong shoots were ready too soon and went leggy before it was warm enough to plant them out. This second batch have already been chitted and will be able to be put into the ground as soon as they are 2/3″ tall.
Pea Fortune – 2nd batch
Apr 2nd, 2009 by Chris
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