[Yana]

After a disastrous start, and a not much better follow on, I've now got some peas growing successfully. 
Just wondered if it is too late to sow more??

[mumofstig]

It's not too late, but I'd sow a mildew resistant variety at this time of year, though 

[allotmentor]

Plenty of time yet - ou have a whole month left to sow and, best of all, sowings at this time of year shouldn't be affected by the dreaded pea moth - @mumofstig makes a good point about a mildew resistant variety though.

[Mark's Sussex Allotment]

All of mine go destroyed by the wind yesterday, so i'll be sowing some more this weekend.

I'll build a better support next year I think!!!

The grow very quickly this time of year though, so it's not a major problem.

[J_B]

go for it this weather will amke it cath up quickly

[Yana]

It's not too late, but I'd sow a mildew resistant variety at this time of year, though 

Can you recommend one please?

[mumofstig]

I've grown Cavalier and Hurst greenshaft in the past, both are mildew resistant.

I've no room for a 2nd lot this year, cos I'm still waiting for the first lot to pod   

[peedee555]

i am trying for three lots got kelvedon wonder going in this weekend and going to put another lot in ..in august .. already got one lot up but i cant remember what they were but there growing quite tall and there is quite alot of them   

[tosca100]

If its any help I have found that using garden fencing instead of nets works better for peas.  I use it as a support and then a length accross the fron to stop the birds.  75mm high fencing rolls.  Easier than netting.
(Its a wire fencing that has squares and is covered in green plastic.)

That's a good idea, wonder if I can nick some of OH's......