Tuesday

On Growing Garden Peas




You can now find this post on my other site, The Free Range Life. Here is the link to How to Grow Peas.



8 comments:

  1. Those look really yummy! Good idea starting them inside, too. I may go out and grab a pack today. Thanks for the idea.

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    1. They are very yummy! One of the sweetest treats from the garden!

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  2. I loved when we did peas in our garden. Perhaps we'll get a chance to do them this year. Thanks for linking up your tips on Tuesday Greens!

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  3. we just transplanted some peas too which are in a mini hoop tunnel and have survived hard frosts and a dump of snow! they aren't suppose to transplant well because of the root disturbance but we didn't have a problem! happy pea eating!

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    1. We've never had trouble transplanting either. Just have to be gentle with the roots :)

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  4. I love fresh peas from the garden :) Thanks for sharing this on The HomeAcre Hop! Hope to see you tomorrow night at:
    http://www.theselfsufficienthomeacre.com/2013/03/the-homeacre-hop-11.html

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  5. It's funny, my kids will only eat peas from the garden. So we get our fill of them in the early summer and that is it. I don't even bother freezing them because they are so much better fresh :-) Last year my peas were in the ground at the beginning of March, this year there is still snow on my garden...so it will be another week or so before I plant them.

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  6. I never thought to start my peas, too. :-) Maybe I'll go ahead and do that! There's still time... Thanks for the tip!

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