When to Plant Peas thrive in cool, moist weather and produce best in cool, moderate climates. Early plantings normally produce larger yields than later plantings. Peas may be planted whenever the soil temperature is at least 45°F, and the soil is dry enough to till without its sticking to garden tools. Plantings of heat-tolerant varieties can be made in midsummer to late summer, to mature during cool fall days. Allow more days to the first killing frost than the listed number of days to maturity because cool fall days do not speed development of the crop as do the long, bright days of late spring.

Oregon Sugar Pod Peas-2 oz $1.75	Little Marvel Shell Pea- 2 oz $1.75	Green Arrow Peas- 2 oz $1.75
British Wonder Shelling Peas-50 Count $2.65	Amish Snap Peas-100 Count $2.65