Hi,

I think you might have some leaf miners in those bottom pea leaves, but it doesn't look drastic. Leaf miners are tiny insects that get between the layers of the leaves and eat. They sometimes leave a pattern that curls around. The leaf will respond by turning yellow. But the rest of the plant looks fine. The mildews are usually pretty obvious with a white dusty looking substance on the leaves. Your garden seems to be thriving, I wouldn't worry. -Cindy

Here is a link that might be useful: Leaf miner pix and info

I would have to agree with Cindy.

Oregon Sugar Pod II is a pretty hardy variety that usually fights off whatever is around it. Our plants have been doing a great job this last winter (we grow them in the winter here in Tucson, AZ).

I hope your peas continued to grow well, Flarah!

Here is a link that might be useful: Oregon Sugar Pod II Snow Peas

I was thinking that this looked like sun scald. Did you start these inside and then transplant out into the garden? Only the oldest lowest leaves show the problem. Any upper newer leaves that came later look fine.