Sow True Seed Sugar Daddy Snap Pea Seeds

Yes, the Sugar Daddy variety is bred to be stringless, which means you can eat the pods whole without needing to peel away any fibrous strings before cooking or snacking.

The vines reach about 24 to 30 inches in height. While they are relatively compact, providing a small trellis or support structure is recommended to keep the vines upright and make harvesting easier.

You can plant them in both early spring and late summer. As a cool-season crop, they tolerate light frost well, making them versatile for two distinct growing windows in many climates.

Each packet contains a minimum of 40 seeds. For best results, space your rows about 60 centimeters apart and plant the seeds at a depth of 1.27 centimeters.

Absolutely. Sugar Daddy snap peas hold their texture and flavor well after being frozen, making them a great choice if you have a heavy harvest you want to preserve for later.

This variety is specifically noted for having pods that concentrate at the top of the plant. This growth habit keeps the peas accessible and visible, significantly speeding up the time it takes to pick them.