[Sweet Pea 2]

My pea leaves have gone very yellow, and some of the pea have brown marks (kind of spotty) on them.  What does this mean?  I have only been harvesting for a couple of weeks.

[noshed]

They are probably done. Chop them off and dig the roots in (see the other thread)

[DD.]

Couple of weeks - about par for the course.

Under things like runner beans, you average pea does not have a long production period.

[Christine]

It means that you should pick all that you can and freeze the ones that you can't eat down, then clear the bed ready for another crop.

[Cazzy]

Some of my peas done the same but without producing any pods, is there still time to plant some more then?

[DD.]

You're just on the late edge of the sowing time for autumn picking, so it's starting to be a risk as whether the crop will mature. You also run the risk of mildew.

If you do go for it - do it ASAP & chose an early variety like Kelvedon Wonder.

[Cazzy]

Thanx DD, think i'll just leave it then, harvest what i've got and plant extra next year.

[DD.]

Do it nice & early - you'll miss the worst of the pea moth & have little chance of mildew then. That's why I go pretty much for an "all in one go" approach.

[Mitsy]

You're just on the late edge of the sowing time for autumn picking, so it's starting to be a risk as whether the crop will mature. You also run the risk of mildew.

If you do go for it - do it ASAP & chose an early variety like Kelvedon Wonder.

Spooky I've just planted Kelvedon Wonder. Lets just hope its not sweet peas again