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Productivity of Sugar Snap Peas

10 years ago

I have been growing Cascadia Sugar Snaps for some years and like them. I am wondering, however, if anyone has found a different variety which might be a bit more productive. They yield for such a short period, it's nice to get as many as possible before tearing them out.

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susanzone5 (NY)
10 years ago
I like Sugar Ann. They produce a huge crop and, if kept picked, will keep giving you some pods till the heat kills them. They're short vines and need a low pea trellis.
susanzone5 (NY)
10 years ago
I like Sugar Ann. They produce a huge crop and, if kept picked, will keep giving you some pods till the heat kills them. They're short vines and need a low pea trellis.
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aloha10
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you susanzone5. I think I will add Sugar Ann and Sugar Bon to my Cascadia next year.

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