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Peas
Latin Name
Pisum sativum
Description
Introduced by the Spanish. The seed is eaten green and dried peas are used in soups or cooked like beans. Approx. 50- seeds/packet
Culture
A cool season crop that should be planted in the fall or winter. Plant 1/2 inch deep and 6 inches apart. Plants will sprawl and can produce until days get too hot.
Seed Saving
A self- pollinating annual. Dried pods can be harvested as they mature or entire plants dried and threshed near the end of the season.