Pea Early Onward Seeds

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Varieties that, in our selector's opinion, have exceptional flavour
Suitable for freezing

Heavy cropper, maturing some 10 days earlier than Onward.

Excellent flavour and very sweet.

Very Sweet!

Quantity Sufficient Seed For A 20ft / 6m Row
Catalogue Code 1030-3050

Growing Calendar for Pea Early Onward Seeds

Sow Outdoors

Harvest

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On 22/08/2011 thomas lamb wrote:

Rating:5

i have been a customer of Marshalls for years,and i have never had a complaint about their products,if you have not tried their Onward sweet peas you are missing out on a great product that produces a heavy healthy crop of peas every year,i would totally recommend them to all gardeners.

On 14/03/2011 Owen James wrote:

Rating:5

just finishing off the peas frozen from last yaer, better than the real thing. Everyone wants to eat our peas. Excellent taste. Al lot more are going to be planted this year.

On 19/02/2011 paul williams wrote:

Rating:5

have bought these peas for years and they never fail to please. yum

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Early very sweet heavy cropper,

Height: 30in (75cm)

Sow Outdoors: April-May and June-July in a flat bottomed trench 2in (5cm) deep, 8in (20cm) wide. Water the trench and scatter seeds so that they land 3in (7.5cm) apart. Carefully back fill the trench and firm lightly. Keep soil moist at all times.

Grow On: Support plants as they grow with netting and sticks.

Harvest: May-October

Sow every 4 weeks in order to maintain a steady supply of peas.

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