Peas


Heritage classics and resilient newcomers


Grow in an open, sunny site with well-drained, alkaline


soil. Dig in garden compost, well-rotted manure or spent mushroom compost before


planting. Provide supports for the plants to grow up and net to protect them from birds. Water regularly, especially when pods are developing.


For an early harvest, sow


indoors in autumn or early spring in individual pots of


multi-purpose compost. Sow outdoors from March, 7.5cm apart in shallow trenches 5cm deep and 15cm wide.


Pick peas when the pods J


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are well-fi lled – pods at the base of the plant will ripen fi rst. Pick mangetout and sugarsnap pods when the peas are just starting to


develop. Pick regularly to encourage the plants to produce more.


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Pea & Bean Sowing Duo (Early & Main)


A duo containing the best varieties of peas and broad beans for autumn sowing. Look forward to an early crop in the spring with Broad Bean ‘Aquadulce Claudia’A Pea ‘Douce Provence’B


and .


Sow Out Mar-Jul, Oct-Dec | Harvest May-Oct 10303100 | 1 of each variety


BUY DUO SAVE £2 * *Compared to buying individually Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 53 £4.98


Pea ‘Early Onward’ (Early)


Popular and high-yielding variety, producing large pods of 8-10 fl avoursome, fresh fat peas. A sturdy, easy-care variety that requires little support and freezes well for supplies through winter.


Sow Out Mar-Jun | Harvest May-Oct 10303050 | 300 seeds


£2.99


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