dt-brown VEGETABLE SEEDS Pea (Second Early) Early Onward AGM Seeds

Pea (Second Early) Early Onward AGM Seeds

Find Pea (Second Early) Early Onward AGM Seeds online from D. T. Brown Vegetable Seeds, This East Anglian-bred favourite can crop up to a fortnight earlier than
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This East Anglian-bred favourite can crop up to a fortnight earlier than Onward. The low growing plants produce excellent yields of blunt-ended, dark green pods, full of peas and full of flavour. (Wrinkled)

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Genus Pea
Height 61-90cm

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