Pea Seeds Mangetout 'Delikata' - Unwins - 31210028

Sow seeds directly into the ground from early spring (March onwards in milder climates) after the risk of hard frost has passed. For a continuous harvest, successive sowings can be made every few weeks.

These are typically vining peas that require support and can grow to heights of 1.5 to 2 meters (5-6.5 feet).

Yes, 'Delikata' peas can be grown in large containers or pots, provided they have adequate depth, good drainage, and support for climbing.

Mangetout peas are harvested and eaten whole when the pods are young and flat. Shelling peas are left to mature on the vine, and the seeds (peas) are removed from the pod before eating.

To get shelling peas, allow the mangetout pods to mature fully on the plant. Leave at least ten pods to develop so they swell significantly.

Peas prefer well-drained, fertile soil. They can tolerate a range of soil types but perform best in slightly alkaline to neutral conditions.

Yes, these are untreated seeds and can be used in organic gardening practices. Follow organic pest and disease control methods.

Ensure soil temperature is adequate for germination (above 7°C) and that seeds are planted at the correct depth. Check for pest activity in the soil.

Check soil moisture levels and water thoroughly. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.

Ensure the plant is receiving adequate sunlight. Check for signs of stress from pests or disease. Over-fertilization with nitrogen can sometimes reduce flowering.

Improve air circulation around plants by spacing them correctly. Remove affected leaves and destroy them. Consider using a fungicidal spray if the infection is severe.