Peas

Brown Crowder Peas

60 days. Produces 7- to 8-in. pods filled with smooth, tan peas that shell out easily. Mild, meaty taste.

Price: $2.49

Knuckle Purple Hull Cowpeas

65 days. Vigna unguiculata. Bush type plant produces heavy yields of purple pods. Excellent drying and canning variety.

Price: $3.98

Lady Finger Peas

SOLD OUT. 90 days. A heat tolerant, Southern-type pea. The peas are very tasty, very small, and cream colored with a darker eye.

Price: $9.98

Mississippi Purple Hull Pea Seeds

70 days. Mississippi Purples are a large seeded brown crowder. Pods shell very easily. High yield.

Price: $2.49

Red Hull Javey Pea (Purple Hull Speckled Cowpea)

These peas are known as either Old Timers, Purple Hull Speckled peas, or Red Hull Javey peas. They are short, bush plants that produce colorful, purple, 7-inch pods that are filled with medium-sized, tan peas that have dark speckles.

Price: $9.98

Texas Cream 40

80 days. Plant produces good yields of light colored cowpeas. They are highly tolerant to drought conditions.

Price: $2.49

Big Boy Pea

75 days. The bushes of 'Big Boy' stand erect and bear 8" pods that are high on the plants and easy to pick.

Price: $2.49

Pinkeye Purplehull Quick PIck, Summertime Variety

NEW VARIETY, COOKS GREEN. Top pick. Matures in 65 days. The shelled pea is bright green with a pale pinkeye.

Price: $2.75

Iron Clay Pea

Iron Clay Peas are a warm season Legume used as a added ingredient to Spring, Summer and Fall food plots for wildlife. Excellent for quail, dove & deer. Iron Clay Cow Peas produce forage in 45 days and mature seed in 100 days.

Price: $2.00

Austrian Winter Peas

SOLD OUT

Closely related to garden peas. They can grow to length of 5 feet or more. A superior soil improvement / soil building crop.

Price: $1.00

Black-eye Pea

The black-eyed pea, also called black-eyed bean, is a subspecies of the cowpea, grown around the world for its medium-sized edible bean.

Price: $2.49

Colossus Pea

This pea has been gaining popularity for home gardens in the past few years. It produces a large pea with a green hull. Produces peas in bunches, making harvest easy.

Price: $2.49

Dixie Butter Pea

Pods: 4" long, 3-4 seeds; Seed: White, small, nearly round; Plant: 16-23" tall; Maturity: 75 days Home garden and Market Variety, Used in the South.

Price: $2.49

Dixie Lee Pea

65 days. Vigna unguiculata. Semi-vine plant produces heavy yields of cowpeas. The pods are green and the peas are brown. The erect plant tends to spread to vine slightly. Easy to shell variety. A Southern favorite.

Price: $2.49

Early Alaska Pea

Early Alaska Sweet Pea is the earliest pea, maturing in only 55 days. It grows 24"-28" tall, and produces 2.5" long light green pods.

Price: $2.49

Green Arrow Pea

Very heavy yields of slim, straight pods packed with 9 to 11 small, deep green peas each. Vines are about 28" in length. 69 days to maturity.

Price: $2.49

Mississippi Silver Pea

Pods are set at foliage level above the vine for easy picking. Delicate, delicious flavor.

Price: $2.49

Pinkeye Purplehull Pea

Pinkeye Purplehull BVR is the world's most popular cowpea! Compact plants bear 6 in. pods.

Price: $2.49

Sa Dandy Cream Pea, 1/2 lb. or 1 lb.

Medium sized pods are bunched at foliage level. Small cream colored seeds are tasty.

Available 1/2 & 1 lb. Packs

Price: $2.49

Sugar Snap Pea

SOLD OUT

Sugar Snap is a winner of the prestigious All America Selections Gold Metal. Crisp, crunchy, and delicious, it's eaten whole.

Price: $2.49

White Acre Pea

62 days. This Mid Atlantic heirloom has a vigorous growth habit and superior flavor. The dense compact plants yield heavy crops of peas. Averages 18-25 peas per pod.