Pea - Snow
Fresh homegrown peas off the plant are hard to beat! Plant plenty of them - the temptation to enjoy a few before they make it to the kitchen can be too much.
Tui Pea Seed - Snow offers generous yields of juicy and tasty flat pods. Pick while they're young for best flavour, excellent in stir fries or eaten raw.
Contains 150 seeds.
Benefits
- Pick while young for best flavour.
- Excellent in stir fries or eaten raw.
- Generous yields.
- Recyclable paper envelope.
Directions for use
Sowing direct
- Before planting work the soil until fine and crumbly.
- Dig a layer of Tui Seed Raising Mix into soil.
- Sow seeds 2-3cm deep in rows 8cm apart. Provide support.
- Keep well watered.
Once established feed with a suitable Tui fertiliser.
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