Shelling Peas

A productive variety great for fresh eating as well as freezing. 4 inch green pods filled with plump, sugary sweet peas. Plants are fairly compact,...

Old and rare heirloom, I think we're currently the only commercial source for this variety. It dates back to at least 1865; it was a popular variet...

An extremely rare type of pea, formerly considered a separate subspecies from the common pea. Stocky, bushy plants produce a large cluster of beaut...

Our earliest and most compact shelling pea. Good yields from short plants, about 18" tall. Staking is optional; we usually don't stake them, althou...

I grew Sapporo Express for years thinking it was purely a shelling pea. Until one summer I realized the pods are crispy and delicious, even when qu...

Rare and special pea from New Zealand. No tendrils; instead the branches develop into extra leaves. Pick the leafy branches when young as delightfu...

Tall 6 foot vines with big yields of purple-podded peas. A good dual purpose variety, tasty as a shell pea and also good dry in soups. Beautiful pu...

Climbing vines which bear lots of plump green pods. Sweet and tender classic shelling pea. Heirloom from the UK, currently quite rare. It was given...

Sweet shelling pea, produced on 3-4' vines. Heirloom from 1800’s England, where it was once a popular variety. Very rare today. These seeds made th...