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Sugar Ann Snap Pea

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Pisum sativum

Sugar Ann Snap Pea (54 days)

Sugar Ann is considered one of the best early snap peas around.

No need to support Sugar Ann. Dwarf vines only reach 2', but are loaded with sweet, crisp, 2 1/2" peas. Perfect for those with limited planting space.

We simply cannot get enough of these for stir fries. They are so crisp and sweet we eat them raw in salads as well.

Plant early and harvest early. Sugar Ann Snap Pea is best picked small (but filled out) when it is crisp, juicy and sweet. Doesn't tolerate hot weather. Making it perfect for the early season. Sugar Ann will be the first peas on your table.

The perfect sugar snap pea for early spring or late summer planting.

Recommended by the Following State Universities or Ag Extension Offices as a variety that performs well for their region . OR, TX

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Author: Kari
These are doing great for me and this is my first time growing peas. The package says 54 days to harvest, but it's been a month, maybe less since I planted the seeds and I'm already seeing a few pods on my plants. I don't know if that's typical for peas to grow that fast. I kind of think it must be a fortunate accident of a combination of beginner's luck and favorable weather. Either way, I was shocked that they appeared so quickly. I'm in zone 9 and planted them around the third week of October and they are growing fast. I thought we'd have peas for Christmas, but it looks like we may get them for Thanksgiving. What a pleasant surprise!