Snow Pea Seed Blend – Yellow, Green & Purple Pods

A Colorful Snow Pea Harvest for Your Garden

Bring yellow, green, and purple pods to your vegetable garden with this snow pea seed blend. Tall climbing plants reach approximately 6 feet and feature beautiful bicolored purple flowers, adding visual interest as well as an edible harvest.

Train the vines along a trellis and pick the pods while small and tender for your next stir-fry. The blend offers a colorful way to enjoy a classic cool-season garden crop.

Blend Highlights

• Botanical name: Pisum sativum.
• Type: Edible-podded snow pea blend.
• Pod colors: Yellow, green, and purple. Exact color proportions are not specified.
• Growth habit: Tall climbing vines, approximately 6 feet; provide a trellis or other support.
• Flowers: Bicolored purple blooms.
• Maturity: Approximately 60–70 days under suitable growing conditions.

Choose Your Seed Quantity

• 25 seeds
• 1 oz
• 1/4 lb
• 1 lb

Select your preferred seed quantity or package weight from the available options. This listing is for seeds, not live plants or harvested pea pods.

Planting & Growing

1. Sow directly outdoors in spring as soon as the soil can be worked. Peas thrive in cool weather.
2. Install a trellis to support the tall vines. Double rows can be planted along opposite sides of the support.
3. Expect germination in approximately 7–14 days under suitable conditions.
4. Guide young vines toward their support as they grow.

Growing in Containers & Small Spaces

Make the most of a patio, balcony, or compact garden by training these climbing snow peas upward. Although the planting footprint can be small, the vines reach approximately 6 feet and need room overhead and a sturdy support.

• Container: Choose a roomy, stable pot or planter with drainage holes. Use a well-draining potting mix rather than compacted garden soil.
• Vertical support: Install a trellis, pea netting, or securely anchored support at planting time. Position it so the vines can climb without shading nearby crops.
• Location: Choose a bright outdoor spot with good airflow and protection from strong winds. Grow during cool weather rather than peak summer heat.
• Watering: Check containers regularly, as they can dry out faster than garden beds. Keep the mix evenly moist without allowing the pot to stand in water.
• Small-space layout: Place a narrow planter beside a trellis or grow along the edge of a raised bed. Leave access for watering and picking pods.
• Harvest: Pick small, tender pods regularly and keep vines trained onto their support.

These are tall climbing peas, not a dwarf patio variety. Match the number of plants to your container’s capacity and avoid crowding.

Harvest & Kitchen Uses

Harvest pods when small and tender for the best eating quality. Add them to stir-fries or other dishes that showcase their fresh texture. Seeds allowed to mature and dry can be used in cooked soups.

Germination, maturity, plant height, and the mix of pod colors vary with growing conditions.