Peas, with their delicate vines and sweet pods, flourish alongside a variety of companion plants. Radishes and turnips serve as excellent neighbors, as their rapid growth and shallow roots complement peas' climbing habit. Planting carrots nearby helps minimize competition for space, and their differing root depths improve nutrient utilization. Corn offers a natural trellis for peas to climb, maximizing vertical space and overall garden productivity. Interplanting with beans creates a synergistic environment that enhances soil fertility. These companions create a harmonious and productive garden, fostering healthy pea growth and a bountiful harvest.More
Similar to my luffa review, I didnt soak or trim the seeds at all and 2/6 of my seeds sprouted beautifully! It did of course take longer but that wasn't an issue for me since I wasn't ready to plant yet.
Beautiful peas. Bright white flowers. Big pods that fill out nicely. These sprouted with ease and great germination. This is my first year doing these and they will become a staple. My other plants are barely taking off and I am already harvesting these. 10/10
Every single Tatli Sivri seed germinated. One of my favorites as they are easy to grow and produce plenty of peppers. I also purchased the hot ones (Aci Sivri) which were just as great.
Wachter's True Gold ... far SUPERIOR to 'chain store' bought seeds!
I planted 100 Wachter's True Gold (dent corn for grinding) a week after planting Ferry-Morse Early Golden Bantam sweet corn. The 'F-M' had only 29% germination AND scrawny plants emerged. Wachter's True Gold had almost 80% ... easy to count from 100 seeds minus the missing spots AND it grew FASTER and HEALTHIER! Both types of corn were planted in the same fashion, EXACTLY! Wachter's True Gold has proved, 'so far anyway'; to be far superior. We'll see what harvest brings and I can update those results when the time comes.
