Leafless Pea Lacy Lady

Description:

Pisum sativum

A real breakthrough in pea breeding, the ‘leafless’ or ‘semileafless’ pea. Tendrils have replaced most of the leaves allowing sunlight and air movement to reach right through
the plants. The tendrils also make the 75cm plants self supporting and divert more energy into pod production. The tightly filled pods are easy to see and pick. The bright
green peas are exceptionally sweet flavoured and freeze well.

When to sow:

Autumn, Winter and Spring, depending on district. In warm areas sow to mature before really hot weather arrives. In cooler areas can be grown for Summer picking. Pods are
normally ready about 70 days from sowing.