Growing peas in your garden is a snap with these must-know planting, care, and harvesting tips. You may have pushed canned ...

here's a step-by-step guide on how to grow and harvest garden peas from sprout to produce: Choose the right variety: There are several varieties of garden peas available, including shelling peas ...

Use bamboo canes, trellis or netting to create supports for plants. Once peas have reached 5-8cm ... Keep the compost moist and transplant into the garden once the seedlings have established.

Fruit trees. Most types of citrus ripen in the winter and you may be wondering as to when they should be picked. This is a ...

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.

ready to plant in your garden or in your pots around the middle or end of March. Keep your sweet pea seeds moist, and do not let them dry out. Grow them on until they’re about 10cm high ...

Garden:Keeping everyone safe around holiday plants Larger seeds, such as peas, and those with hard shells, such as sunflower, should be soaked in water overnight before seeding to improve germination.

Why grow peas? Peas are such fun to grow - especially for children - and in 6-11 weeks you can experience the utter joy of wandering around your garden, munching on these sweet, juicy beauties ...

Sweet peas are a favourite in the winter ... Winter doesn’t have to mean a dull garden. By planting these beautiful creepers, you can enjoy a vibrant and lively outdoor space even during ...