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
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.
Amazing, prolific and delicious! Incredible germination rate, rapid growth and my kiddos love picking and eating them raw. Super sweet!
Florida garden so I won't be starting till late Fall but I'm sure they will be awesome just like everything else I've purchased from MI Gardener. Wish I could buy everything from here.
This a beautiful sunflower 🌻 with lots of blooms on each stem.
These are a really fun novelty to grow. They taste like cucumbers only more tangy/tart. They are good for snacking because you can eat them like grapes.
I used this for my garden vegetables, but also my trees and bushes. I am very happy with how healthy everything looks!
Most of the seeds germinated and they grow fast! Excited to see them bloom next year.
My go to corn! I did a test batch this year to try hand pollinating it in grow bags just to experiment with growing conditions. Grew exceptionally well before the squirrels ate it all.