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Looking good, Can't wait to see how they turn out.
This years pole limas will be growing on some tall fencing I've set up using t-posts. I've got sugar snaps coming up in there first, and after they are done, the limas will be going in probly beginning in May.
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Those sugar snaps are indeed very good! I love 'em. Wish we still planted some.
I like to pick them right off the vines and eat 'em on the spot like candy. I'm hoping for a decent crop this year, last year the fence I had them growing on was too short and a lot of them fell over. They are easy to freeze, blanch in a vegetable steamer for a couple minutes, then cool and pack into vacuum seal freezer bags.
I don't eat too many snap peas uncooked in garden, just don't grow that many... but I do eat English peas... right out of the pod, fresh in the garden... sweet... and as u say... just like candy!! I find it interesting as to how many peas end up in a pod. maybe temps have something to do with it... in grow zone 9a... some only have one pea! but up in country, 100 miles further north... have had many with 12 in each pod and almost all 9-10, 9 being kinda more rare...
Pic from today. Onions and potatoes. View attachment 495966
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