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Has anyone got any experience of this, varieties and success rates, I’m doing ordinary peas just wondered if I can get some early mange tout as well?
cheers,
KC
cheers,
KC
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So far as I'm aware there aren't any hardy type winter mange tout, have always planted up from Spring onwards. You may get away with some if you offer them protection but wouldn't bet on it.
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Methinks that with standard type peas you can sow 'round seeded' in the Autumn and 'wrinkle seeded' types in the spring. Not sure which type mange tout are but, hey, if you've got land available, spare seed, and you won't be gutted if you don't get a crop, give it a try!
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