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Processing times before shipping are 7-8 business days!
Container Friendly
Days to Maturity: 55
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 40
AnnualLincoln pea is a classic heirloom variety known for its excellent flavor, high yields, and heat tolerance. It produces 4- to 5-inch pods filled with 6–9 tender, sweet peas, perfect for fresh eating, freezing, or canning. Lincoln is a compact, bush-type plant reaching about 2.5 to 3 feet tall and performs well even in warmer spring conditions. It's an ideal choice for home gardeners seeking a reliable, productive shelling pea with a rich, traditional taste.
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Waiting on much cooler temps to plant these and have not been disappointed yet with this co.
Best price anywhere and the best quality seeds!! Looking forward to the 2026 growing year!
Lincoln Pea
I’ll know more after I plant them.
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If a flower could wink, the Chocolate Cherry Sunflower absolutely would. These seeds don’t just grow—they perform. I planted them expecting a pretty pop of color. What I got was a full-on backyard drama starring velvety mahogany petals, smoldering ruby undertones, and bees treating them like a five-star resort.
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Planted this is in my side yard, just gorgeous, tons of butterflies and pollinators all year, going to get more and do more areas, maybe even some graffitti gardening
First time ever growing chia . 2 out of the 3 came up. Still little seedlings so far so good.
I love these seed trays! Super sturdy!
Excellent choices of varieties, all of which grow great in my area. I can't wait to winter sow them in a month or two. From past experience I have complete confidence that they will germinate and produce. Thanks, MIGardener!
