Thompson & Morgan Mangetout Pea Snow Wind - 125 Seeds

Sow seeds directly outdoors from early spring after the last frost has passed.

They are described as self-supporting when sown in blocks. If sown in rows, providing basic support like netting or sticks is recommended as they grow.

Water regularly, keeping the soil consistently moist, especially during dry periods and when the plants are flowering and setting pods.

Semi-leafless means the plant has fewer traditional leaves, often with tendrils taking on a more prominent role. This can make harvesting easier and improve air circulation.

Regularly pick the pods as soon as they are ready. This process signals the plant to continue producing flowers and more pods.

Yes, they can be grown in containers, especially if sown in a block formation. Ensure the container is deep enough and provides good drainage.

You can expect to harvest the peas approximately 14 weeks after sowing.

Ensure seeds are sown at the correct depth, in moist soil, and at an appropriate temperature. Check for pests that may be eating the seeds underground.

Check soil moisture; wilting can indicate a lack of water, especially during hot weather. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.

Ensure the plant receives adequate sunlight and consistent watering, particularly during the flowering stage. Lack of pollination can also be a factor.

Inspect plants regularly for common pests like aphids or signs of disease. Use appropriate organic pest control methods or netting for protection against birds and moths.