start sowing your seeds and learn how to grow peas in your home garden with a few simple steps. Plant green peas during the early spring, about four to six weeks before the last spring frost date ...

Almost all pea varieties for the home garden are open-pollinated (OP). That means you can save your fully mature peas to ...

Get pruning. Most deciduous trees and shrubs (those that lose their leaves in autumn), including fruit trees, should be pruned before they emerge from dormancy. But hold off on pruning spring bloomers ...

Once peas have reached 5-8cm (2-3in) in height and their tendrils begin to reach out for support, place stakes next to plants. To grow an early ... transplant into the garden once the seedlings ...

cabbage and peas can be planted now. If you want to grow them from seed, start them in a sunny window and move them outside once the seeds germinate. It's easy to plant a salad garden from starter ...

which comes with everything you need to grow a pepper garden inside your home. This is a fun way to spice up a kitchen or windowsill herb garden. The best part is that these plants are technically ...

Make sure you wipe your knife or secateurs between cutting each plant to prevent diseases from spreading. Secure the sweet pea to its cane with string, garden twine or special sweet pea rings.

as well as the profusion of flowers and strong scent we love in the garden. Once germinated, move them to a cool, sheltered position such as a coldframe. Young sweet peas like growing in cool ...

If you’re looking to grow peas to eat, then you should be careful in choosing a variety. Not all peas are edible. Ornamental ...

Plant peas, radish, lettuce, chard and spinach as soon as the soil temperature reaches 45 degrees. (Soil thermometers are widely available and nominally priced). Soak pea seeds overnight in warm ...