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01-10-2004, 12:32 PM
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Growing Snow Peas in Oct...
Is it not even worth trying? I'd love to have a fresh supply of snow peas...
I'm on the south coast NSW. How late in the year can they be reliably sown/grown? The supermarket always seems to have an endless supply of them, even now, I dont know where they come from though and of course, the fresher snow peas are, the better, hence why I'd like to grow my own... Thanks, |
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03-10-2004, 01:27 AM
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"Jeßus" wrote in message ... Is it not even worth trying? I'd love to have a fresh supply of snow peas... I'm on the south coast NSW. How late in the year can they be reliably sown/grown? The supermarket always seems to have an endless supply of them, even now, I dont know where they come from though and of course, the fresher snow peas are, the better, hence why I'd like to grow my own... Thanks, Always worth a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. I have grown them at this time of the year. Just make sure they have plenty of water and fertilizer. cheers Nancy |
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