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Just to let you know my order of 5 plants arrived safely. I am really pleased with them as I have always wanted the more unusual plants instead of trying to grow from seeds but unfortunately I have not been able to source them within my local area. The service you provided was excellent, the packaging was sturdy, the delivery charge was very fair and they were delivered very quickly. I also appreciated that the plants had been watered well in preparation for their journey. Thank-you so much. Kind regards
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Just to let you know my order of 5 plants arrived safely. I am really pleased with them as I have always wanted the more unusual plants instead of trying to grow from seeds but unfortunately I have not been able to source them within my local area. The service you provided was excellent, the packaging was sturdy, the delivery charge was very fair and they were delivered very quickly. I also appreciated that the plants had been watered well in preparation for their journey. Thank-you so much. Kind regards
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Pea Seed Waverex (Petit Pois)
Pisum sativum 'Waverex'
- This is, we believe, the sweetest early pea of all.
- Heavy cropping, the pods are crammed with tiny peas - true Petit Pois.
Supplied as a packet of approximately 200 seeds of this superb variety.
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1 or more £3.50GBP each. Group & quantity discounts
Description
Compact and bushy in habit, this is a true variety of Petit Pois and so produce masses of pods of tiny, sweet peas that are oh so sweet.
Perfect for summer salads - but even better in risottos or similar! They also freeze very well.
The plants themselves only grow to around 24" (60 cm) tall, making them perfect for growing on mini pyramids or in tubs - or both!
- For Early Cropping
- Sow under protection in trays or modules February to March.
- Set out when large enough to handle 5" (13 cm) apart in interspaced double rows 24" (60 cm) apart.
- Can also be direct sown as per 'main cropping' under cloches February - March.
- For Main Cropping
- Sow March to July 5" (13 cm) apart in rows 24" (60 cm) apart. Sow in 2" (5 cm) deep drills.
- Top Tips
- Protect newly sown seeds from mice. Mice are notorious in 'sniffing out' seed of this nature!
- Pheasants love young pea plants and will dig up the plants to eat the sprouted seed so take precautions (especially with autumn sowings) if you have pheasants in your area.
- Protect young plants from pigeons.
- Though not entirely essential, providing some support (pea sticks, netting or canes) will keep the crop tidier and make harvesting easier.
- A good precaution to prevent damage from Pea Moth or Pea Weevil is to spray the entire plant (flowers included) with our BioFriend Plant Defence periodically during the flowering period.
- Water well if the weather is dry when the pods are swelling.
- Regular picking will encourage further flowering and subsequent cropping. Peas freeze well so better to pick regularly and freeze any excess as this will keep the plants producing.
- After harvesting dig the plants into the ground to provide green manure and valuable nitrogen to the soil.
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How To...
How To Sow & Grow Peas
Detailed advice on sowing and growing peas outside and under protection. Includes information on watering and pest control.
How To Videos
How To Sow Peas (Video)
An instructional video by Serena on how to sow peas.
Recipes
Pea Soup Recipe
A great late summer soup to use up any gluts of peas you may have. Freezes very well.
General Information
A Note About Our Seed Packets & Seed Counts
Information on Victoriana's method of packeting seed, including information on the seed packets. Also details on Victoriana's seed guarantee.