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Has anyone tried to create a heat resistant Sugar Snap Pea?
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Posted by TexasHydro z9 TX (My Page) on Wed, Apr 23, 03 at 23:40
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Has anyone tried to create a heat resistant Sugar Snap Pea? I love the way that Sugar Snap Peas taste, but with the long summers here in Texas, it would be great to have a variety of Sugar Snaps that could take the heat. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I would go about trying to breed one? What parent varieties should I start with? Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated!
David |
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RE: Has anyone tried to create a heat resistant Sugar Snap Pea?
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| check "native seeds seach" in Tucson Arizona they are a seed company with many desert , heat resistant strains . Then cross it with your favoite pea . best wishes |
RE: Has anyone tried to create a heat resistant Sugar Snap Pea?
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| " Wando" is a heat tolerant pea used in Massachusetts . You shoul read a book by Kent Wheally the index of seeds in the U.S. and Canada . a very nice book that will show you where to get the most extream vegetable seeds good luck. |
RE: Has anyone tried to create a heat resistant Sugar Snap Pea?
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| Thanks for your help! David |
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