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For bulk sizes, click here Dwarf plants with delicate two-toned purple blooms. Grow for its beautiful ornamental value, for its sweet, crunchy pods...

For bulk sizes, click here Our earliest shell pea is also our most disease resistant. High yields of pods, frequently borne in pairs, filled with 8...

For bulk sizes, click here Sweet, plump, stringless, flavorful pods hold their peak quality on the vine even with a delayed harvest. Heirloom with ...

For bulk sizes, click here Our largest shell pea features giant, plump, oversized pods, but it won AAS honors for the extra-flavorful, dark green,...

For bulk sizes, click here The “giant” of snow peas, with huge, broad, medium-green pods. Plump, sweet pods hold their peak quality longer than ot...

For bulk sizes, click here Used in Asian cuisine. Prolific producer of broad, flat, sweet pods that frequently set as doubles. Bushy vines hold th...

For bulk sizes, click here Best variety for insect and disease resistance, even bacterial virus which can plague this variety in the South where it...

For bulk sizes, click here 2020 AAS Winner. A sabre-shaped snap pea likely to skip to the front of the snacking line! This award winner blazes a tr...

For bulk sizes, click here 1984 AAS Winner. Won prestigious honors for its superb flavor and extreme earliness – a full 2 weeks earlier than Sugar ...

For bulk sizes, click here 1979 AAS Winner. The original Sugar Snap Pea, this award winner was later voted the #1 vegetable of all time! The best f...

For bulk sizes, click here Our earliest pea bears loads of tasty, sugary snap peas over an extended harvest. Heat tolerant and stringless! Medium v...

For bulk sizes, click here Original strain once voted America’s #1 all-time vegetable. Now it’s been improved with plumper pods, much heavier yield...

For bulk sizes, click here Most tolerant of high temperatures and can be planted a little later. Deep green, plump pods filled with 7 or 8 sweet pe...

For bulk sizes, click here Cool-weather substitute for lima beans in the North. Sow as soon as soil can be worked, as they don’t do well in heat. T...