Peas/Starting Planting!!!
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- Subject: Peas/Starting Planting!!!
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- Date: Mon, 15 Feb 1999 10:08:43 -0800
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Peas are sown directly and are one of the earliest things you can get into
the ground. The old axiom says something about planting by President's Day
or it's too late.
They can be sown well before the last frost date, as they are cool-season
and very tough crops. Our last frost date is April 3.
Sue P.
P.S. I would recommend ALWAYS reading the seed packets-- they are a great
source of information.
"It's not the thing you fling...... It's the fling itself."
> >I *will* plant some pea seeds as soon as the ground is something other
> than
> >mud!
>
> so peas have to be directly sown??
> or can they be transplanted?
>
> so they have to be sown AFTER the frost date??
>
> --leslie who never tries to read the back of the seed packets
>
>
