Pea Geisha Seeds

Suitable for freezing

This late maincrop variety is in a class of its own!

With 8-9 peas per pod on semi-leafless stems, it produces very high yields at the end of the main cropping season, prolonging harvests considerably.

Quantity Sufficient Seed For A 20ft / 6m Row
Catalogue Code 1030-3068

Growing Calendar for Pea Geisha Seeds

Sow Outdoors

Harvest

Reviews
Growing Guides
Harvest Chart

On 15/01/2011 Beverly Mann wrote:

Rating:3

Unfortunately they do not fare as well on the Isle of Skye for long. It's the wet weather and not the wind. They are good pods and very tasty. Beautiful flowers but eventually they succomb to powdery mildew so if you do not get the wet climate these would be fantastic.

On 04/02/2010 Phil Larkin wrote:

Rating:4

This is a great pea with lots of tendrils which support it. I put it in in the summer when all the early peas have finished and not only does it give a reliable crop but also adds nitrogen.

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