Organic Snap Pea Seeds (Sugar Daddy) - Approx 75 Seeds - USDA Organic, Non-GMO, Open Pollinated, Heirloom, USA Origin

Being a lifelong non-gardener, I was pleased at how easily these peas grew! I'm doing no in-ground planting, just various pots 'n planters, and have had good luck with all of 'em. The plants quickly get out of hand if you don't cut 'em back, but I'm told that typical of pea plants. Oh, and the peas are delicious!

I recently tried the Purely Organic Heirloom Snap Pea Seeds, specifically the Sugar Daddy variety, and I was thoroughly impressed with the results. This pack of approximately 90 seeds has been a delightful addition to my garden. The Sugar Daddy snap peas are not only delicious but also easy to grow. I appreciated that these seeds were organic, ensuring that I could enjoy my homegrown snap peas without any harmful chemicals. It's reassuring to know that I'm consuming wholesome, pesticide-free produce. What truly stood out was the flavor and texture of the snap peas. They were sweet, crisp, and incredibly tasty, perfect for snacking or adding to salads and stir-fries. The bountiful harvest from these seeds allowed me to enjoy snap peas throughout the season. The package also provided clear planting instructions, which was helpful for someone like me who is relatively new to gardening. It made the entire process straightforward and enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend Purely Organic Products Purely Organic Heirloom Snap Pea Seeds (Sugar Daddy) to anyone looking to grow delicious and organic snap peas in their garden. These seeds delivered on flavor and ease of growth, making them a fantastic addition to any home garden.

My dad planted these seeds in his garden, they grew GREAT!!

Delicious but not stringless. So, I took a couple stars off.

I grew me some very tasty sugar snap peas with these seeds.

None of these germinated for me. Not sure if it was an operator error but they were the only seeds that didn’t germinate this year for my garden.

These did well, tasted good. I wouldn't grow again, as it.does take numerous plants to really make a crop - and only short lived.

I should berate the product, planted & checked on them 2 days later but no peas, LoL. I'm trying for a winter crop so won't really know anything for a few weeks. I live in Sequim WA which is on the Olympic Peninsula so the winter weather can be mild & peas like cool weather. If there is a harvestable crop, I'll be surprised BUT one never knows unless one tries. Wish me luck.