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.

Pea, Easy Peasy
A taste winner in our trials. Self-supporting plants.
$5.45 - $12.95

As low as $5.45
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Pea, Garden Sweet
20-30% sweeter than other peas.
$4.45

As low as $4.45
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Peas, First 13
Robust vines produce for the first time 13 peas per pod.
$5.45

As low as $5.45
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Pea, Lincoln
HEIRLOOM. A high-yielding variety with sweet, tender flavor.
$3.95 - $6.95

As low as $3.95
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Pea, Sugar Magnolia
A showstopper with deep-purple pods and contrasting bright-green interiors.
$5.95

As low as $5.95
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Pea, Burpeanna Early Organic
Extremely prolific and early and very sweet.
$6.95

As low as $6.95
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Pea, Wando
Productive warm weather pea with cold tolerance.
$4.95

As low as $4.95
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Pea, Burpeeana Early
HEIRLOOM. Extremely prolific and early and very sweet.
$4.95

As low as $4.95
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Pea, Masterpiece
A triple treat sensation! Parsley-like tendrils, peas, and pod are all edible and delicious.
$4.95

As low as $4.95
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Pea, Blue Bantam Dwarf
HEIRLOOM. Burpee favorite for flavor, earliness and yields.
$4.95

As low as $4.95
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Pea, Purple Podded
HEIRLOOM. Clusters of deep-purple pods filled with delectable green peas.
$6.95

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Pea, Magnolia Blossom
Vigorous 5–8 vines produce bicolor flowers and edible tendrils.
$5.95

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Pea, Peas-in-a-Pot
Compact variety that grows well in containers and pots.
$4.95

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