The Sugar Sprint Pea is definitely the earliest sugar snap, but it has some other virtues as well. Practically stringless the least of any snap pea, and has short vines, allowing it to mature with little to no support. The Sugar Sprint Pea reportedly has the best flavor of any of the newer (post sugar ann, sugar bon, sugar rae) sugar snaps and offers a high resistance to powdery mildew.

1 Ounce = 100-120 seeds

PLANTING

Pisum sativum

Germination:7-14 days

Germination Temperature:Optimum soil temperatures 50-75F. Planting in cooler soilresults in slower germination.

Seed Sowing Depth:1″ deep

Sowing Outdoors– Early spring until the last frost date when the soiltemperature reaches 50-75F. Sow 1-2″ apart.Sow two months before the last frost date for smaller fall harvests.

How much does a packet plant:12-15 foot single row

Harvest– Pick every day for continuous harvest.

Tips– Adding inoculant with rhizobium bacteria will increase yields. Varieties with vine lengths over 3 feet require support.