Pea, Oregon Giant Snow Pea
A stellar snow pea that grows to 4-5” in length and stays tender even after the pods have swollen and the peas have formed. The vines grow to about 4’, so they are a bit too tall to let ramble yet not a full climber like many peas. They need some support. Enation resistant, and more able to withstand the summer heat than most varieties, so Oregon Giant can be sown multiple times for an extended harvest. For a Fall crop of peas, we usually sow in the first two weeks of July.
A stellar snow pea that grows to 4-5” in length and stays tender even after the pods have swollen and the peas have formed. The vines grow to about 4’, so they are a bit too tall to let ramble yet not a full climber like many peas. They need some support. Enation resistant, and more able to withstand the summer heat than most varieties, so Oregon Giant can be sown multiple times for an extended harvest. For a Fall crop of peas, we usually sow in the first two weeks of July.
A stellar snow pea that grows to 4-5” in length and stays tender even after the pods have swollen and the peas have formed. The vines grow to about 4’, so they are a bit too tall to let ramble yet not a full climber like many peas. They need some support. Enation resistant, and more able to withstand the summer heat than most varieties, so Oregon Giant can be sown multiple times for an extended harvest. For a Fall crop of peas, we usually sow in the first two weeks of July.