Purple--Hull Pea Harvest

[@therealdiscipleswife]

I love watching your videos! Keep it coming fam , always look forward to your videos

[@humbleservantshomestead7974]

Thank you so much Sis! just wanna edify and inspire others especially in a time like this.

[@Skashoon]

Wow, you’re correct they are super productive! It would take quite awhile to snap them, let alone blanching and freezing. Oh and picking all of them. I’d need to just plant a few plants for my needs, unless they’re going to my church.

[@aboutmyfathersbusiness6907]

Very nice turn out! Shalawam

[@Legacy_125]

1:17 that cabbage is gorgeous.

[@margaretdrake1978]

Good video

[@Skashoon]

I planted peas too late this year, all of the plants burned up. No excuses, my mistake. Lesson learned. I like peas, especially young spring peas, firm and sweet.

[@dawnjackson5631]

Again, good information❤️. I’m so impressed with the two of you. Are these peas like black-eyed peas?

[@walker2261]

I was wondering if these peas are similar to black eyed peas. Never heard the name purple hull

[@humbleservantshomestead7974]

Ann Marie Walker these peas are known by many names throughout the South. Purple hull peas, pink eye peas, and even cow peas just to name a few. They look similar to black eye peas especially when you let them stay and dry in the pods on the bush.

[@shardav1996]

Need volume on videos..but nuff respect!