120 Cascadia Sugar Snap Pea Seeds for Planting Heirloom Non GMO 1 Ounce of Seeds Garden Vegetable Bulk Survival

I read that the success rate on these weren't the best. I think whoever wrote it was doing something wrong. I got 100 percent sprout ing on the peas I directly showed into the soil

I started these very late in the season but even then out of the ones I planted all but one germinated. They grew quickly and just needed a little support. One they grabbed on to the trellis I had planted they grew from there. They loved being watered thoroughly. They got long well with my mini cucumbers and peppers. I didn’t expect them all to germinate but out of the 15 I planted 1 didn’t catch and that’s really good in my opinion

We love sugar snap peas and plant them every year. I decided to try the seeds from this company for a change, and was majorly disappointed. We planted them once, and not a single sprout came up. A couple of weeks later, tried soaking another batch of the same seeds in some water before planting for the second time. This time probably less than 5% of them came up. Absolutely worst crop of peas we've had in years. I will say that of the ones that we did get that they are delicious. Sadly though there will be no extras for family, friends or the freezer this year.

I received these August 25 and I planted 7 seeds that same day. I came outside this morning to my garden to find all seven of the seeds have sprouted in 6 days! Absolutely amazing. I will definitely be ordering more of these from this company from now on, and I’m super curious to see what other seeds they have… The germination rate so far is 100%. Great job to the sellers!

I usually buy seeds from the dollar tree and most of them never grow. These came up beautifully and are powering through the heat wave in my city. I will definitely buy these again!

Seeds came fast and looks like almost all of them sprouted.

I loved vegetables and its good for my health.

Pros:they sprouted and grew well.ConsThey ARE SNOW PEAS, NOT SUGAR SNAP PEAS.I couldn't tell until they started producing.I'm angry that I've spent months caring for and cultivating these plants, in expectation of delicious sugar snap peas, but THEY ARE NOT SUGAR SNAP PEAS.I don't hate snow peas, it's just not what I intended to grow.Buyer beware!