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Garden-Shelling Peas
The sweetness of the classic shelling pea is legendary. To stretch your harvest, plant several early and late varieties. Plant peas as early in spring as you can work the ground. Pods from this type of pea are not tender and edible.
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Pea, Sugar MagnoliaA showstopper with deep-purple pods and contrasting bright-green interiors.$5.95As low as $5.95Seeds
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![Pea, Burpeeana Early]()
Pea, Burpeeana EarlyHEIRLOOM. Extremely prolific and early and very sweet.$4.95As low as $4.95Seeds
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![Pea, Easy Peasy]()
Pea, Easy PeasyA taste winner in our trials. Self-supporting plants.$4.95 - $12.95As low as $4.95Seeds & Seeds
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![Pea, Magnolia Blossom]()
Pea, Magnolia BlossomVigorous 5–8 vines produce bicolor flowers and edible tendrils.$5.95As low as $5.95Seeds
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![Pea, Masterpiece]()
Pea, MasterpieceA triple treat sensation! Parsley-like tendrils, peas, and pod are all edible and delicious.$3.95As low as $3.95Seeds
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Pea, LincolnA high-yielding variety with sweet, tender flavor.$3.95 - $6.95As low as $3.95Seeds & Seeds
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