Peas are very easy to grow and are also very easy to save seed. They are highly productive due to growing vertical and are one of the musts if you have a vegetable garden. Watch the 60 second tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsrfUUgHmpE
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I have a bad back this will save me a lot of pain
Good morning, I am a first time vegetable gardener – thanks to covid!!! My garden peas have produced a lot of pods, but they seem to be taking ages to fatten up. Every day I have a few that are ready, but most are almost flat. What do you think the problem is? I live in Israel and the temperatures are now between4 degrees at night and 21 during the day. Thank you in advance.
Does the location where tp plant, directsun for instance. ? Great video.
Very helpful! Thank you!
Do u put holes in the gutters, for drainage?
What about the distance between each plant?
Really helpful, thanks for taking the time to create this video Huw – its my first time growing peas this year so I will take your advice!
Huw gone and done it again…sorry::P
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Growing Alderman, what do you do to stop the pea moth. Is it feasible to use 6ft insect mesh.
This was really helpful. Someone told me about the rain gutter method, but with a water bottle cut in half. Deffo gonna give it a try, you made it look so fun and easy when they all slid out. Thanks again 😀
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Must they be dried? How do you preserve them till next year – put them in a ziplock bag is ok or where do u store them till planting? Thank you
Wow thats amazing, how you started yours off.
Thanks Huw. Can you please let me know what we can do so it flowers quick because its only leaves I can see altho it grown so tall now. Thank you.
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Great ideas!! Thanks!!
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im inspired, ty so much!! any tips for growing water melons???
I do rows of peas well spaced on the shaded side of some netting, a little distance away from it. Then later I put some climbing bean plants on the sunny side of the netting a little distance away again, so they're not too near the peas and they get full sun as they start to grow. Then by the time they are starting to overgrow the netting the peas are already dying off and are finished, allowing the beans to take over fully.
Great idea
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Hi Huw – do you not use netting to protect your pea crop?
I recently found a dead bird that had burrowed its way into the pea cage but then died as it tried to fly up out of the cage but did not have the instinct to burrow back out of the cage bottom. The cage was secured to the ground every two feet so it must have burrowed under rather than the netting being loose anywhere. I vowed never to use netting again as no crop is worth the life of a wild animal.
I would love to be able to grow peas without the fear of losing the harvest to birds.
I bought fresh shelled peas from the grocery store that I put in my homemade chicken noodle soup. I want to use them, as some are already sprouting and the shell is opening up. I haven’t the slightest clue as to where to start. I was hoping this video would show how to prepare the peas before they’re ready to plant.
Just remeber people the peas must be grown in the right manner to stop birds from eating them
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hye I am from Pakistan I am a PhD scholar can you contact me on my email?
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how long does it take from seed to harvest? ty