Early Frosty Garden Pea Seeds (Pisum sativum) – 50+ Non-GMO & Heirloom Seeds for Planting, Cold-Hardy Variety for Early Spring Harvests, by Isla’s Garden Seeds, High 90% Germination, Gift Idea

Seeds sprouted right away! Growning great! Can’t wait for the peas!!! 10 stars

I grew these in the spring in zone 4, 2 per hole and most, if not all, germinated. I have a small stick trellis about 3 feet tall and that helps them have something to climb. Not too fancy. These taste good. They never made it in the house, we just ate them off the plant. I didn't pre soak them before planting either. I've planted another bunch of them for fall succession and they all germinated again. I'm out of seeds and will buy more.

I live in Arizona and the weather gets cold as Christmas approaches and starts warming up in late January. I read you can grow peas if you plant them in October, cover them from frosts and start harvesting in February. The first part of my review is on the status after 90-110 days of planting as end of January approaches. Overall it has been a fun experience. I got about a 50% germination rate and planted 3 packs of seeds over 6 weeks, so the last planting was in November. At the end of January I have about 75 plants, some of which are very large. The large ones have flowers or early pods and I'm looking forward to a harvest in the next few weeks. My 2 comments regarding the product description: 1) in my situation it will take about 120 days from planting to harvest and 2) I definitely had to stake my peas. All in all, I am very pleased with this product so far. Part 2: it now is mid-March and we have harvested peas 3 times. They are very tasty but not that plentiful. I followed all the pea planting advice I could find so it just may be my little plot of dirt in Arizona is not the best place to plant peas. Having said that, I really enoyed the experience. I think next time I would do a snow pea variation but these seeds worked well for my purpose.

Title says it all. Peas have been an easier garden item for me to grow, and they taste great! I regularly order these and several other variants.

I put them in the gutters on the right. They are hardy and ready for the garden! I think maybe two seeds didn’t sprout! They look great! I did t comment on taste as they are just growing

I HAVE PEAS :) SO TENDER AND SWEET, PLANT MORE AND START EARLIER NEXT TIME, THEY DON'T LIKE THE HEAT, IT HAS ALREADY BEEN IN THE 80'S HERE IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS

I am very disappointed in the seed package NO date listed nor does it have a planting guide. The price was steep for the amount of seeds. You can buy organic certified seeds with a LOT/DATE printed so no guessing how old.

Our son got these for a science project and planted these in December. We had sprouts in about a week. Very pleased with the quick grow time! Unfortunately, the plants did not survive the length of the science project, so I can't offer any further feedback beyond sprouting.