Wando Pea
The Wando Pea thrives the longest with its resistance to both heat and cold temperatures. Introduced in 1943 these medium-sized peas in the inedible pods are delicious fresh or frozen.
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The Wando Pea thrives the longest with its resistance to both heat and cold temperatures. Introduced in 1943 these medium-sized peas in the inedible pods are delicious fresh or frozen.
Pickup currently unavailable at MIgardener St Clair
These are the best! I hate fibrous beans. These are exactly what I was looking for and from now on the only variety I’ll buy. And only from MIGARDNER
They started out good, but 2 weeks in, we got 3 weeks of an unexpected heat wave. I'm hoping that some of them might recover now that cooler weather has moved in.
great tasting peas, easy to grow
Wando Pea
these are a favourite with my grand daughter and also my son. i grow three successive crops every year and they hold up pretty decently in the heat. (the birds love them too so i have to drape them until they are a good inch high 😅). absolutely delicious eaten off the vine and if they make it to the kitchen, a great addition to any dish or salad.
This is the best stuff ever! I ordered Trifecta after receiving a little sample with another order. I used it on my bougainvillea. It finally bloomed for the first time. I had to order more! I’ve since used on all my veggies with great success. Everything greens up, perks up and produces! I love it!
Tomato bobba? We called this Tomato and our spoon Tomatos , Tomato booba. This plant was extremely prolific and had a great mild taste that we could put on everything. Grew very well and reseeded itself everywhere. Kids absolutely loved these.
The bachelor buttons grew beautifully for me and the blue adds such a bright pop into arrangements.
I haven't harvested yet , but they sprouted grate. Rudabegas are a new vegetable for me, i'm excited to try them.
This squash really outdid itself this year! Needs room for the long sprawling vines. Created more squash than we could use in a week.