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(On Backorder) Windham Winter Pea - 5 Lbs.
Lynx Winter Pea Seed - 5 Lbs.
 
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Windham Winter Field Pea Seeds

Windham is recognized as having improved winter hardiness over Austrian-type winter peas. Windham has a dwarf growth habit and an upright canopy. Windham is a white flowering tannin-free pea, making it sweeter than Austrian-type peas. Wildlife and foraging animals prefer these sweeter peas over purple flowering varieties. Windham was developed in the Northwest as a joint venture between the USDA_ARS and three universities in Idaho, Washington, and Montana.

Seeding rate: Winter Peas can be seeded at a rate of 30-100 lbs/acre depending on the mix or purpose. For best results, plant in the fall when adequate moisture is available. Ideal seeding depth is 1/2-1 inch and optimal pH range is 6-7.5.

Average Rating: Average Rating: 2.5 of 5 2.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 3 Write a review »

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2 of 5 Substitution not suitable September 24, 2024
Reviewer: Jason Myers-Benner from Keezletown, VA United States  
The seed quality looks good, price was fine, but the peas I wanted (Windham) were on backorder, so a substitution was apparently made (FrostMaster) that differs quite a bit from the peas I ordered, in that they are long-vine rather than dwarf trait. I would have rather waited until the right peas came in, even if it were a bit of a delay, as the dwarf, low-tannin winter peas was what I was after.

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1 of 5 waiting June 16, 2020
Reviewer: terry pierce from Avon, NY United States  
dont know how i can do a review on something ,,,I HAVE NOT RECEIVED YET !!!!!! STILL WAITING BEEN TWO WEEKS !! WHATS UP ????


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5 of 5 Seeds April 25, 2017
Reviewer: Indika Pathirana from Clemson, SC United States  
Great

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