[DD.]

I made a conscious decision.

Due to being poorly during the critcial months of March & April, nothing got done and I'm busting a gut catching up.

I don't like sowing peas too late as they are more prone to pea moth and later on, mildew.

I want to grow purely heritage peas and having now got 1,000's from what was originally a few seed, I don't want to risk them.

I can only replace one variety, (Stokesley), and then only by 10 seed at a time.

[tassie]

Just to make you envious, first pod ever 23rd May2010:

[DD.]

Stop it tassie, or I'll unleash my piccies.

[tassie]

Stop it tassie, or I'll unleash my piccies.

I have seen some from last year DD. Very impressive. Allow a newbie to bask in a little glory

[peapod]

STOP WITH THE PICCIES!!   Tassie I can taste those.... (sob)

I remember you saying you dont like late sowings Dave, Im gutted for you  

[DD.]

I'm cool, I'd sooner wait than waste.

[peapod]

Fair enough. I know how hard you have worked on the heritage pea seed stocks.  You've done a really good job.

[starry]

peas what peas? some of mine are only just poking through but my neighbour reckons he will be picking his soon !!  

[Belvoir]

I'm really only growing mine for the shoots! been eating loads already!

[DD.]

I may have been incorrect when I said I wasn't growing any.

Just found one in a tray of runner beans. 

Don't ask, 'cos I don't know.

[skywalker]

No peas for me yet 

[peapod]

I may have been incorrect when I said I wasn't growing any.

Just found one in a tray of runner beans. 

Don't ask, 'cos I don't know.

That wont keep you going for 10 seconds 

[Jamie Butterworth]

Mine are about 3 foot hight but with no flowers, they have realy strong growth but no sign of the flowers, should I be worried?

[Yorkie]

Wouldn't have thought so (mine are 3" high!)

[noshed]

My Douce Provence are quite tasty.