[pipfit]

Anyone know a pea variety that is tall and can be sown to overwinter please  5/6ft tall
Thank You
pipfit

[mumofstig]

I don't, sorry - I hope someone else knows of one.

[madcat]

Sorry, I dont.  I would just be feeding the mice if I tried it.   

[mikem]

Having "Googled" it I found the following:-

You need a first early variety such as Feltham First, Meteor or Pilot which can be sown now (the post was made in October) under cloches or in a cold frame for harvesting next May/June.

[mumofstig]

Having "Googled" it I found the following:-

You need a first early variety such as Feltham First, Meteor or Pilot which can be sown now (the post was made in October) under cloches or in a cold frame for harvesting next May/June.

I think they are all short peas though 

[mikem]

Having "Googled" it I found the following:-

You need a first early variety such as Feltham First, Meteor or Pilot which can be sown now (the post was made in October) under cloches or in a cold frame for harvesting next May/June.

I think they are all short peas though 

If he grew them on a raised bed then they wouldn't be that short!

[annieanne49]

Hi
Was looking on the Real seeds website as I want to grow tall peas next year to save space and they have some on there. It's www.realseeds.co.uk. Hope this helps