Early peas are hardy varieties that can be sown in the autumn for May/June harvest or from early spring onwards and then in succession for a spread of harvests (in some cases) to October. Fll are great frozen as well as fresh and all those mentioned here need very little support other than a few twiggy pea sticks or similar.
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This first early pea has been around for a very long time and is popular for its reliable performance, compact habit and heavy crops. Good for smaller plots and containers. Resistant to mildew. D T Brown, Kings, T&M, MoreVeg
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