Mine aren't very tall yet, only about a foot, but they have blossoms already.

My first ones rotted in the ground. Second planting just a couple of inches high. Peas are the very best thing to have in a garden.

so maybe it's not too late to try a planting with my grandson.........

Raised-bed peas sighted not far from here in SE Portland currently have harvestable peas. Ours are not nearly so far along.

I grow few veggies, but did plant peas this year. Later than recommended, as I had to find time to make a bed for them - not my first priority! They're popping up & will have afternoon shade, which may help them if they're trying to bear when/if the weather gets warmer.

My peas are now crazy-huge, they were planted in lat Feb, sat around and did not grow much for 3 months, and now they're blooming and are about 4 ft high or so, and I don't think they're an ideterminate type. Looks like planting peas out a bit early (under protection in my case) does in fact pay off!