Sugar Lace II
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Sweet, stringless pods are borne on 80cm (30") semi-leafless vines that do not require support. The pods are about 9cm (3 1/2") long and average 2 pods per node. Sow Sugar Lace II seeds for giant harvests of very sweet snap peas. This variety is resistant to powdery mildew and pea enation mosaic virus, so it handles the cool weather at the end of the season better than others. Try planting as late as early August for harvests into October. It's also a nice one for early spring planting - you can direct sow as early as mid-February on the coast.
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- Sweet, stringless pods
- Pods are long and average 2 pods per node
- Powdery mildew and enation resistant
- Matures in 68 days
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Original: $3.61
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$1.26Sugar Lace II
[description action="start"]
Sweet, stringless pods are borne on 80cm (30") semi-leafless vines that do not require support. The pods are about 9cm (3 1/2") long and average 2 pods per node. Sow Sugar Lace II seeds for giant harvests of very sweet snap peas. This variety is resistant to powdery mildew and pea enation mosaic virus, so it handles the cool weather at the end of the season better than others. Try planting as late as early August for harvests into October. It's also a nice one for early spring planting - you can direct sow as early as mid-February on the coast.
[description action="end"][quickfacts action="start quickfacts"]
- Sweet, stringless pods
- Pods are long and average 2 pods per node
- Powdery mildew and enation resistant
- Matures in 68 days
[quickfacts action="end quickfacts"]
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[description action="start"]
Sweet, stringless pods are borne on 80cm (30") semi-leafless vines that do not require support. The pods are about 9cm (3 1/2") long and average 2 pods per node. Sow Sugar Lace II seeds for giant harvests of very sweet snap peas. This variety is resistant to powdery mildew and pea enation mosaic virus, so it handles the cool weather at the end of the season better than others. Try planting as late as early August for harvests into October. It's also a nice one for early spring planting - you can direct sow as early as mid-February on the coast.
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- Sweet, stringless pods
- Pods are long and average 2 pods per node
- Powdery mildew and enation resistant
- Matures in 68 days
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