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Gardening

quaint

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4. Snow peas are six inches high.

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Mon Nov 22, 2021, 01:03 PM

Nov 2021

Watered my sprouting winter vegetables twice a day during the recent hot spell. Today should be only 84 but winds dry everything. Still have green and ripening tomatoes and bell peppers from Spring.

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I had my last fresh sugar snap pea 2 weeks ago ... the vines kept growing until about 5 days ago ... [View all] Botany Nov 2021 OP

Wow!!! padah513 Nov 2021 #1

Like candy. Cracklin Charlie Nov 2021 #2

I eat them right off the vine when they are small to mid sized. Botany Nov 2021 #3

Snow peas are six inches high. quaint Nov 2021 #4

Where and what zone do you live? I'd like to try late summer planting for a fall crop. Kaleva Dec 2021 #5

Columbus, OH zone 5/6 Botany Dec 2021 #6

I live in Upper MI, zone 4 so I'd have to start them earlier Kaleva Dec 2021 #7

Mid to late july would be good .... pay attention if you get some really hot weather Botany Dec 2021 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author Botany Dec 2021 #9