Cover the seeds with soil and gently firm it down. Support: Peas are climbing plants that benefit from support. As the plants grow, provide a trellis, stakes, or a pea fence for them to climb on.

Plant your peas about three inches apart. Fill loosely with the same soil you removed from the trench. As the seedlings ...

Once peas have reached 5-8cm (2-3in) in height and their tendrils begin to reach out for support, place stakes next to plants. To grow an early crop, try sowing seeds in a length of old guttering ...

Peas are one of the first things that gets planted in my garden each year. I am talking about garden peas, like English peas or sugar peas. I am not talking about southern peas like black eyed ...

Patience is a virtue when it comes to growing beautiful flowers, but this is how long you can expect sweet peas to take ...

Why grow sweet peas as a screen? Sweet peas need support and a screen is a great way of exploiting their natural growing habit while introducing height, colour and scent in one season. Create a ...

Expand your indoor edible garden by growing dwarf sugar snap peas. These and other vegetables ... Supplementing natural sunlight with artificial lights will help increase success.