I can trade you Oregon sugar pod 2 for white queen tomato

Yes, I plant sweet peas almost every year, usually at one end or the other of one of my regular rows of peas. The major "problem" with them is the weather. They are kind of a gamble here. If it's a cool to average year, they are fine and can be very beautiful. If its a hot year, they may fizzle out prematurely without having many flowers. The other problem with them is critters. I have had them chewed up pretty badly by woodchucks or rabbits, but this doesn't seem to happen ever time, so I think there are other things that animals might prefer. The earlier you plant them, the better they seem to do -- sow as soon as the soil can be worked. As long as the summer isn't excessively hot (upper 80s and 90s), if you dead head them, they'll bloom quite a bit longer.

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Gee I had leftovers from Christmas eve, Spent the rest of the day trying to fix the heating system for the shadehouse to no avail lol, Think i'll just bring the more delicate into the house in prep for monday night . Getting far too old for that much work lol. Grand daughter FINALLY got that proposal from boyfriend of two years but he is going to Afghanistan so wedding will be put on hold. Wish I could have been there. Hope his tour goes okay!!! gary