Mountain Valley Seed Company Pea Seeds

Yes, their compact growth habit makes them a great choice for containers or raised beds. Since the vines reach 24-30 inches, ensure your container is deep enough to support the root system and provide a small trellis or support structure for the vines to climb.

These peas thrive in cool weather, so they are best planted in early spring as soon as the soil can be worked, or in late summer for a fall harvest. They prefer full sun and will struggle in the high heat of mid-summer.

You can typically expect 8-11 sweet, petite peas per pod. The pods themselves grow to about 4-5 inches in length.

While they are considered a compact variety, they are still vining plants. Providing a simple trellis, netting, or stakes will keep the vines upright, which improves airflow, makes harvesting easier, and helps prevent disease.

You can expect to harvest your peas in 65-70 days after planting. Keep an eye on the pods as they approach this window to harvest them at their peak sweetness.

Absolutely. This variety is specifically noted for being a heavy yielder, making it an excellent candidate for canning or freezing if you have a surplus you cannot eat fresh.