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Snap peas can either be harvested with small pods to be added to stir-fries or with large pods for shelling. Varieties of peas for shelling produce either smooth or wrinkled peas. Smooth varieties are hardier, so are better for early sowings. Wrinkled varieties are for late spring or summer sowing, and have a sweeter flavour.

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Spider mites are one more menace. To remove them, target them with a jet of water or use insecticidal soap. Neem oil is also a very effective organic way to get rid of them.Your pots should be clean and have drainage holes in the bottom. If you are planting in shallow pots, try using a fast-draining potting mix. This helps to ensure that the plants won’t develop root rot. Growing Peas in Containers from Seed

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Don’t know how to trellis peas? Use hula hoops in your garden to grow peas or any other vining vegetables in less space with ease. Watch this tutorial by HGTV to know more. 5. Raised Bed Pea Trellis Peas don’t require heavy feeding as they produce nitrogen intermittently on the ground. However, in containers, fertilizing peas moderately is necessary.The variety of pea plants you choose to grow will also have some influence on which pot you choose. Taller or bush varieties require planting to a depth of 8-12 inches. Aim to space the plants 3-5 inches apart.