Pea Kelvedon Wonder Seeds

Catalogue Code 1030-3044

An excellent early variety producing heavy crops of well-filled pods.

Ideal for successional sowing to provide crops through mid-summer and autumn too, producing heavy crops over a very long season.

Features

Suitable for freezing

Growing Calendar for Pea Kelvedon Wonder Seeds

Sow Outdoors

Harvest

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On 16/03/2012 Linda Buss wrote:

Rating:5

Sowed 2 short rows at the beginning of March (in Cocentaina, Spain) and the germination rate is brilliant! I have them covered with a fleece tent and with little pea sticks in already. The temperatures have been unseasonally warm (early 30's) for the last couple of weeks, so let's see what happens next. Watch this space...

On 01/02/2010 Michel Blake wrote:

Rating:5

Last year this variety produced almost 100% germination, strong plants (in root trainers) and a great crop of moth-free, tasty peas. We're going to plant twice as many this year!

On 22/01/2010 Barbara Rumsey wrote:

Rating:5

Crops consistently well. Flavour sweet and juicy. If you only have room for one variety of pea, Kelvedon Wonder is the one to go for.

A favourite with well filled pods.Early variety ideal for successional sowings.

Height: 18in (45cm)

Sow Outdoors: March-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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