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AVALANCHE | Snow Pea
Description
Avalanche is a rare afila-type Snow Pea developed by Dick Lowe. The semi-leafless afila vine type has excellent stand-ability even after it sets loads of double 5.25” (13.5cm) pods. Exceptional yields with a beautiful dark color make Avalanche a wonderful market competitor.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name Snow Pea
Family Legume
Season Second Early
Days to Maturity 58-60
Vine Type Afila
Average Pods Per Node 2
Disease Information R: Fop R1, Ep
CASCADIA | Sugar Snap
Description
Cascadia is a sweet Snap Pea developed by Dr. James Bagett and Oregon State University. The 3.5-inch deep-green, thick, and juicy pods are filled with flavor. Cascadia has the honor of being the first Enation-Mosaic resistant variety ever introduced.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name Sugar Snap
Family Legume
Season Mid-Season
Days to Maturity 68
Vine Type Normal
Average Pods Per Node 1-2
Disease Information R: Fop R1, Ep, PEMV T: Fop T2, BLRV
Legacy | English Pea
Description
Legacy is a normal vined English pea that is available both conventional and certified organic seed. It was developed as a replacement to old standard type peas on the market such as Bolero. Legacy is earlier maturing and boasts added resistances.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name English Pea
Family Legume
Season Mid Season
Days to Maturity67
Heat Units 1440
Vine Type Normal
Average Sieve Size 4.00
Average Pods Per Node 2-3
Disease Information R: FopR1, Ep; T: PEMV
M-14 | English Pea
Description
M-14 is a strong-stemmed normal vine that will stay standing through the green pea harvest. This variety also makes for a picturesque field with so many bright green pods hanging on that classic Dick Lowe-style dark blue vine.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name English Pea
Family Legume
Season Second Early
Days to Maturity 58
Heat Units 1200
Vine Type Normal
Average Sieve Size 3.70
Average Pods Per Node 2-3
Disease Information R: Fop R1 T: Pv, Aps
OSP II | Snow Pea
Description
Ever since Oregon Super Pod II was developed by Oregon State University, this snow pea has been a customer favorite world-wide. It’s a highly prolific yielder and has a strong disease package
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name Snow Pea
Family Legume
Season Second Early
Days to Maturity 58-60
Vine Type Normal
Average Pods Per Node 1-2
Disease Information R: Fop R1, PEMV, Ep
PLS 560 | English Pea
Description
The long pointed pods of PLS 560 fill to the tip with 10-12 dark green berries of excellent flavor. These light green pods really stand out against the dark blue-green foliage. This variety holds upright throughout the season, making harvest quick.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name English Pea
Family Legume
Season Mid-Season
Days to Maturity 65
Heat Units 1450
Vine Type Afila
Average Sieve Size 3.50
Average Pods Per Node 2-3
Disease Information R: Fop R2, Ep, PSbMV IR: Fsp
PLS 566 | English Pea
Description
Recent trials of PLS 566 have shown its capability to return tremendous yields. These long, light green pods stand out against the strong, dark blue-green afila vine. With two pods per node and 10-12 berries per pod, you’ll be very pleased with this sweet pea!
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name English Pea
Family Legume
Season Mid-Season
Days to Maturity 64
Heat Units 1430
Vine Type Afila
Average Sieve Size 3.80
Average Pods Per Node 2
Disease Information R: Fop R1, Ep IR: PSbMV, Aps T: Pv
PLS 595 | English Pea
Description
PLS 595 is a new introduction by Pure Line Seeds that is exciting for the size of the pods and yields at harvest. Plants will produce two long pods, with on average 11 berries in each pod. Fresh market customers are raving about the ease of hand-picking due to the high set of plant and upright plant-type pods.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name English Pea
Family Legume
Season Late Season
Days to Maturity 70
Heat Units 1550
Vine Type Afila
Average Sieve Size 3.80
Average Pods Per Node 2
Disease Information R: Fop R1, Ep IR: Aps T: Pv, PSbMV
SS 141 | Sugar Snap
Description
SS 141 is Pure Line Seeds’ new jumbo sugar snap with long pods that are plump with a flavorful pea flavor. This variety is being grown and trialed in markets across the world.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name Sugar Snap
Family Legume
Season Second Early
Days to Maturity 58-60
Vine Type Normal
Average Pods Per Node 1-2
Disease Information R: Fop R1, Ep
SUGAR ANN | Sugar Snap
Description
Sugar Ann is 2 weeks earlier compared to others. Its plump pods are very sweet. The short, compact growth habit makes it ideal for urban gardeners with limited space. The peas grow on an 18-inch-high bush and can be grown with or without support. Remove string from pods before cooking.
Species Pisum sativum
Common Name Sugar Snap
Family Legume
Days to Maturity 52
Vine Type Normal
Average Plant Height 24
Average Pods Per Node 1-2
