Shelling Peas

A productive variety great for fresh eating as well as freezing. 4 inch green pods filled with plump, sugary sweet peas. Plants are fairly compact,...

Old and rare heirloom, I think we're currently the only commercial source for this variety. It dates back to at least 1865; it was a popular variet...

An extremely rare type of pea, formerly considered a separate subspecies from the common pea. Stocky, bushy plants produce a large cluster of beaut...

Our earliest and most compact shelling pea. Good yields from short plants, about 18" tall. Staking is optional; we usually don't stake them, althou...

I grew Sapporo Express for years thinking it was purely a shelling pea. Until one summer I realized the pods are crispy and delicious, even when qu...

Rare and special pea from New Zealand. No tendrils; instead the branches develop into extra leaves. Pick the leafy branches when young as delightfu...