I had a pea from the garden in the garden!

The ones properly on the trellis haven't flowered yet; the wad that I never got around to staking are producing edible pods already...

#garden #peas

View of some #spring #garden greenery.

Sugar snap peas, raspberry root stock, goji and a silver maple I saved growing between my deck boards.

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More of my baby food plants 👩‍🌾
Assorted bell pepper seedlings.
Snow pea seedlings.
Royal burgundy bean seedlings.

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Children shooting peas at each other, Emilia, Italy, 1955

https://piefed.social/c/historyphotos/p/1989503/children-shooting-peas-at-each-other-emilia-italy-1955

Boost Your Beans & Peas! 🌱✨ Line planting trenches with soaked newspaper & garden compost before sowing. The paper, drenched in liquid manure, locks in moisture & warmth—giving your plants a nutrient boost for strong, healthy growth! #Peas

Grow guide here: https://vegplotter.com/grow-guides/pea

Cantonese rice: https://www.aurianneor.org/cantonese-rice/

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Taking inspiration from self-sown specimens, I started these snap-peas -- 3rd generation saved, unknown var. -- in early autumn, in situ, amid deep crushed sweetcorn debris, no clearing. The only thing cleared was the wire pig/badger fence when the peas started to go UP it. Whereas I want them to form a low-maintenance, easy-pick CASCADE down towards the path below the terrace. As they did themselves from a compost heap 2 years ago nearby.

Last year, I started them in pots and transplanted them out about now, fraction of the size, and within a few weeks all eaten by slugs. Lesson learned. Their stems are too woody now, and they did their establishment while too cold for slugs.
#peas #growYourOwn