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New for 2023
Peas
Plant as soon as ground can be worked in early spring, as early as February in the Pacific Northwest area. Planting earlier produces stronger root systems to sustain greater yields
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Jim's Oregon Giant - edible pod, pole
Pisum sativum
Brought to our farm by Johanna Stiver from Jim Cher...
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