growing, and harvesting your own peas, so you can enjoy these tasty legumes straight from your garden. Peas come in various types, including garden peas, snow peas, and sugar snap peas.

The growing popularity of Asian cooking and vegetable centered cuisine has helped improve the popularity of snow peas, according to a report in freshplaza.com. Currently, the US sources its snow pea ...

Block planting. As a space-saving alternative to single, well-spaced rows, some vegetables do very well planted in blocks of ...

We tested the Lettuce Grow Farmstand, an indoor/outdoor hydroponic garden that lets you easily grow batches of various ...

A position with full morning sun and afternoon shade is ideal. Sweet peas grow best with their heads in the sun and their roots in cool, fertile, well mulched and moist soil. Shade their roots ...

The colourful blooms of sweet peas, held on long, straight stems, make perfect cut flowers. Plus, the more you pick them, the more buds form to make fresh flowers. Not all varieties have their famous ...

If you’re looking to grow peas to eat, then you should be careful in choosing a variety. Not all peas are edible. Ornamental sweet peas are poisonous. That said, their toxic content is generally low ...

The great news is that this is the best time of year to start planting many different types of plants, including beautiful flowers like sweet peas. Growing ... support will do from bamboo canes ...

Direct seeding early spring veggies is a great way to get out in the garden this time of year and requires less work than ...

We can’t all live on a beautiful estate in Montecito but you can still create a little Markle magic by growing your own food.

I grow my peas, usually the snow or snap varieties, in a big pot on the patio ... No matter how long I garden or how many plants I seed, I am always overwhelmed by the miracle of germination. How do ...