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Pea seeds
Pea seeds. Heirloom, open pollinated, non-hybrid and non-GMO seeds with no chemical treatments.

Shelling Pea- Greenfeast
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Dwarf (Bush)
- Sweet tasting
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late summer, autumn(and spring in cool climates)
From $1.75

Shelling Pea- Massey Gem
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Dwarf (Bush)
- Very popular market variety
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late summer, autumn(and spring in cool climates)
From $1.75

Shelling Pea- Novella
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Dwarf (Bush)
- Unique leaf-less variety
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late summer, autumn(and spring in cool climates)
From $1.75

Snow Pea- Mammoth Melting
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Climbing Snowpea
- Sweet and tender
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late summer, autumn(and spring in cool climates)
From $1.25

Snow Pea- Oregon Sugar Pod
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Dwarf plants to 90cm
- Sweet and crispy pods
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late summer, autumn(and spring in cool climates)
From $1.25

Snow Pea- Yakumo
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Climbing Snowpea
- Purple Flowering
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Autumn, winter and spring in cool climates
$1.75

Sugarsnap Pea- Cascadia
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Climbing sugarsnap
- Sweet edible pods to 8cm long
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late summer, autumn(and spring in cool climates)
From $2.00

Sugarsnap Pea- Sugar Bon
Pisum sativum, 35 seeds
- Climbing sugarsnap
- Sweet edible pods
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late summer, autumn(and spring in cool climates)
From $1.75

Chickpea
Cicer arietinum, 30 seeds
- Nutty flavour
- Can be used fresh or dried
NOT TO TAS
Sow: Late autumn, winter and early spring
$1.75
Related content:
Peas: The Sweetest Veggie of All?
Author: The Seed Collection Pty Ltd Date Posted: 10 August 2020
Homegrown peas can be the star of a veggie patch, with an unmatched sweetness you'll never find in store-bought specimens. This article describes how to grow this kitchen staple, so you can enjoy peas as they're truly meant to taste.