The avalanche snow pea is my favorite by far. This was our first hot summer in the south and so a lot of our garden was not tended as well as it usually would be. Well, if you’re like me, fret not! I was so pleasantly surprised when all my “snow peas” were so full of peas, they could have passed for a sugar snap. Normally the snow varieties aren’t good once the peas mature and they don’t taste nice at all. These peas were fantastic, no matter the size until they actually started to dry out, they were the sweetest and best flavored pea I’ve tasted world wide! No need to grow anything else if you’re looking for a snacking/cooking/salad type pea. If these make it in the house that is! If you’re on the fence on these, get them! You’ll thank me
Later! Zone 8a, did well in spring and planting the seeds I saved over the summer for a fall harvest here.

This is the 2nd season I’ve purchased these. Very productive and enjoy every one of them.

WOW, there are so many plants. I have never had seeds that are this "fresh" and vital—the DNA of the plants is exactly as described. We love the Peas and eat them as we pass by in the garden.