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Pisum sativum   A well known garden pea.  Mid-season variety with 8cm long pods with a blunt ended shape.  Particularly resistant to powdery mildew and thus suited to later sowings.  Height up to 80cm.   Sowing instructions 
Sow mid to late spring. Sow the seeds 3-5 cm deep in rows 60-90 cm apart...

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Pisum sativum A tall beautiful purple flowered pea with purple pods. Can be eaten young as a mange tout or leave to mature. Height 180-200cm. Sowing instructions
Sow early in spring. Sow the seeds 2-3 cm deep in rows 60-90 cm apart and 2-3 cm between the seeds.
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Pisum sativum Purple flowering mange tout type. Large pods with excellent flavour. Grows 160-180 cm tall. Sowing instructions
Sow early in spring. Sow the seeds 2-3 cm deep in rows 60-90 cm apart and 2-3 cm between the seeds.
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Carouby de Maussane is a tall pea, provide suppor...

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Pisum sativum A climbing mangetout pea, Grijze Roodbloeiende has beautiful red flowers. The pods become sweeter as they mature (when the peas are just visible). Plants reach 130cm high. Sowing instructions
Sow in March / April. It is important to sow sufficiently deep (3-4 cm) in order to preven...

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Pisum sativum A very popular variety which produces a good crop of early peas. Height 60 cm. Sowing instructions
Peas grow best in the first half of the year when it is not too hot, so sow early in spring to get the best results. Sow the seeds 2-3 cm deep and 2-3 cm apart within the row on both...

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Pisum sativum A dwarf sugar pea (mangetout), grows up to 60 cm high. Eat the pods when they are 5 cm long. They have a delicious flavour. Sowing instructions
Peas grow best in the first half of the year when it is not too hot. Sow early in spring to get best results. Sow the seeds 2-3 cm deep in...

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Pisum sativum Tall growing Sugar Pea with edible pods. Height 140-180 cm. Sowing instructions
Peas grow best in the first half of the year when it is not too hot, so sow early in spring to get the best results. Sow the seeds 2-3 cm deep and 2-3 cm apart within the row on both sides of the suppor...

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