I'm gardening in suburban Ohio, zone 6b. This is the most productive pea variety I've ever grown, with big tender pods. I direct sowed my peas on March 14, harvested the first snow pea on May 22. At first, the pods trickled in; I got about one per day for the first week, then about 5 per day the next week, then 10 per day the next, and by mid-June the harvests suddenly exploded, and I was getting 50-60 pods per day. Toward the end of June, production slowed back down, ending around mid-July. Make sure you have tall and strong trellises for these huge plants!

Delicious, prolific Snow Pea! Early Spring-planted here in Zone 6B, I picked until late June! The vines, though delicate, were supported by a cattle panel and once they began producing, we had more than enough pods for salads, stir fry, and freezing. I also saved plenty of seed to more-than-double our 2025 planting.

I planted these a bit late because my son said he would love to have some. They were direct sown in a raised bed on 8/21/2024. It's 9/22/2024, and they are over a foot tall and seem to be growing almost an in a day right now. They plants look so healthy! I've never really planted in the fall, so looking forward to seeing how they do. (Illinois zone 6A)

I grew these this spring. Everyone loved them so I had to order more for a fall garden.

These were the most prolific of the pea varieties I planted this spring with vines reaching over 6 feet tall. They are still going strong at the end of June after a week of 90 degree temps.