- Pick a area the gets plenty of sun. Since these plants are climbers plant on the northern side of your garden.
- Work the ground good with hand tools such as hoes and shovels or use a rototiller.
- For best results put of some livestock fencing so the plants can climb for best production. (Also makes for easier picking.)
- Use a edge of a hoe and make a small 1-1.5" trench to plant the seeds.
- Place seeds in the trench spaced 1" apart.
- Cover seeds with soil and gently pack soil down to ensure proper contact with plant is made.
- Water the seeds until the soil is quite moist. Water at least 1 inch per week, either in the early morning or the late evening.
- Wait to harvest!
Friday, April 22, 2011
Good Friday is the perfect time to plant sugar peas.
This weekend I will finally get my first plantings in for the year. Time to plant sugar peas! Here are a few basic steps for getting the best sugar pea crop possible:
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