Wheee! My first snow pea plant of the "Winter."
By The Horse
@TheHorse (215792)
Walnut Creek, California
October 1, 2024 1:18pm CST
As many of you know, I have lots of succulents in my balcony garden. They can survive just about anything (drought, monsoons, etc.) in a temperate climate.
But I also grow corn, sunflowers, and green beans in the Summer, and snow peas in the winter.
A couple of of weeks ago, I was saddened to see my sunflowers dying off, so I planted some snow pea seeds. (I also did some illegal snow pea planting at Kaiser.)
This morning I saw some cute little snow pea plants poking through in my balcony garden. I took a photo of the biggest one. Wheee! Maybe I'll have a good crop this Winter.
Are you planting anything right now?
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@wolfgirl569 (103528)
• Marion, Ohio
2 Oct
I hope you have a great crop. Nothing here
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@TheHorse (215792)
• Walnut Creek, California
2 Oct
@wolfgirl569 Should I send you some seeds?
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@allknowing (133419)
• India
2 Oct
I fully understand your joy Only a gardener will understand that (lol)
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@xander6464 (43066)
• Wapello, Iowa
2 Oct
We are firmly out of planting season here. Right now, it's 48 ((9C)) and that's too cold for just about everything. I guess I could plant winter wheat but I'm not that motivated. Winter wheat is about $5.80/bushel right now and I need more incentive.
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@xander6464 (43066)
• Wapello, Iowa
2 Oct
@TheHorse It was very cold. But the days are better, It's 73 right now ((23C)). Still too cold for planting, though.
@LindaOHio (173626)
• United States
2 Oct
Yay! I'm glad your snow peas are sprouting. All we have in our flower garden are weeds. Have a good day.
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@somewitch (467)
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1 Oct
Wheee, congrats on your snow pea plants!
How long do they take to produce a harvest?
No, I'm not planting anything and I'm clueless about planting and seasons. I just read this is not the right season to plant peanuts and that's it.
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@somewitch (467)
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2 Oct
@TheHorse They seem to work like potatoes, probably needing lots of space for the roots to grow.
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@TheHorse (215792)
• Walnut Creek, California
2 Oct
@somewitch Ah. My smallish balcony planters would not be friendly to them.
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@ptrikha_2 (46681)
• India
2 Oct
That is a good success!!
No recent planting but we did bring a few plants some time back.
We might do so after a few weeks or winters.
Even though winters are not very hash but those are not very conducive for plant growth.
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