Peas promise

[Llevrah]

Just busy doing a happy dance. Hubby went to check the plot for me and found a pea pod growing!!!!!
Totally pointless post I'm sorry I'm just too excited. Had to tell so.eone who might understand so headed for you lovely lot

[veggiechicken]

Looks like another pod below and left of the hand!
That'll be one each because they'll never make it to the kitchen

[Llevrah]

Looks like another pod below and left of the hand!
That'll be one each because they'll never make it to the kitchen

Eeeeek I got too excited to actually look for any more lol. Thanks for pointing them out. 5 of us in total so I could do with a couple more popping up then I stand a chance at trying one
the plot is 6 mile away but you have no idea how tempting it is just to drive the 6 miles there just to hunt for more

[Bren In Pots]

I think the first peas of the season always taste the best

[veggiechicken]

I've eaten 2 just-picked mangetout after reading this

[Llevrah]

We grew 1 lot before in our garden when we had somewhere for them in the old house but then didn't have a little bit for veggies when we moved. It's a 70ft garden so you'd think there is loads of room but nope nowhere safe. So I feel like a massive kid getting the chance again.
He saw a flower on one of the melon plants too but didn't take a pic!!!!!!!! How could he not?!?!

[muddled]

I understand your joy entirely and I should warn you that it never goes away!
Next year you will do the same happy dance (and so will I)

[Penellype]

I love fresh peas so much that I grow the tiny variety Half Pint on my windowsill, sowing them in January for a few pods in March and April. The plants grow to about a foot high and flower sporadically - they are now outside and still producing a few small pods.