SEED STORIES | Sugar Snap Pea: Sweet and Sensational

[@pd6569]

Thank you as always for these wonderfully produced and informative videos.

[@Earthy-Artist]

I enjoyed hearing the 'back story' , hope to hear more content like this.

[@mamacelestesgarden8367]

Love this variety! They grow well and taste fantastic in Zone 5b, high altitude garden.

[@kevindice1092]

I grew them for the first time this year, and was blown away by the superb flavor and production. My plants reached over 6’ tall, and did well with minimal trellising.

[@CreepingThyme]

I definitely want to grow these next year. My grandson loves to eat things raw while in the garden & I think he will love these.

[@rosezingleman5007]

I had some of those Royal purple sugar snaps right out of the garden a couple days ago. Thank you Doctor for your persistence!

[@nicoler.7425]

That was a sweet story. Glad his son is carrying on his passion.

[@eddakraynak5951]

Thank you for this. I’m trying to grow sugar snap peas for the first time this fall.

[@jcr1382]

Always appreciated.

[@iloveflowersforever8191]

This is awesome!! Thank you for showing us this. I'm growing them this fall also.

[@Gin-115]

Awesome story

[@wildedibles819]

Peas are my favorite veggie

[@brucedownunda7054]

When I heard Syngenta pics of the Holodomor popped up in my head.

[@TaigiTWeseDiplomat--Formosan]

Thanks peas

[@mikefrench3800]

So cool!

[@ragheadand420roll]

I feel like when you sew your vegetables You pea the bed 🤣🇺🇸👍🏻

[@657449]

NJ zone 7a. I get a spring crop which dies by June due to heat. I don’t get many pods. My dogs love them. Frost gets the fall crop before they are big enough to pick . This spring’s crop was truly dismal.

[@ohio_gardener]

I'm in Zone 6. I plant them in mid- to late-March, and start harvesting them in mid-May. By mid-June they are done.

[@RAJAT6555]

Nice video. One question, though - do you keep heirloom seeds of phytoaccumulator species?

[@RareSeedsBC]

yes we do! rye, corn and sunflowers are a few that can be used for phytoremediation / phytoaccumulation

[@WatchThisSpaceMedia]

Can you do some backgrounds on Aussie Pumpkins please?

[@RareSeedsBC]

we will pass the request onto the team and thank you for the suggestion!

[@marieindia8116]

In India they are still eating pigeon peas. I can't even find sugar pea seeds here at all.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Great video, somewhat spoiled by adverts. One for a ridiculously overpriced fake “composting” machine and one from an “herbalist” calling herself a doctor. Seems a shame for con artists to be advertising on such a good channel.

[@IjeomaThePlantMama]

This channel doesn't control the ads you see

[@billastell3753]

Sugar Snap Pea were a big disappointment to me. They were not as god as real snow peas or regular pod peas.