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Heirloom dating back to 1891. Also known as "Telephone'. Climbing type to 2m. Highly productive producing abundant, dark-green, very sweet peas with pods to 13cm in length. 70 days. 210 seeds
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Heirloom dating back to 1882 - some records indicate as early as 15th century. Climbing type, with purple flowers & dark purple pods. Ideal for shelling or left to mature & used as dried pea. Attractive in the garden. 60-70 days. 110 seeds
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Heirloom. Tall, vigorous climber to 2.4m high with white flowers & pale green pods. High yields. 80 days. 110 seeds
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Heirloom dating back to 1873. Light green, pale coloured, very sweet peas remaining tender ever after harvest. Produces over a long season. 110 seeds
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Heirloom dating back to 1885. Leafy bush to 1.8m high producing large green pods. Excellent flavour. Tender at all stages. Produces over a long season. Very high yields - up to 100 pods per bush. Withstands dry conditions well. Disease resistant. 120 seeds
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Heirloom dating back to Holland in 1863 and developed by the Capucan monks; with earlier references dating back to 1580's. Semi-dwarf bush (requires staking) with bi-coloured pink & red flowers fading to inky blue as they mature. Edible seeds best left for use as dry pea in soups etc. Highly attractive. 120 seeds
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(Pisum sativum) Heirloom dating back to 1891. Climbing type to 2m. Highly productive producing abundant, dark-green, very sweet peas with pods to 13cm in length. 70 days. 110 seeds
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Semi-climbing bush. 110 seeds
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English heirloom. Large, deep green, slim, straight pods to 12cm length produced on bush to 140cm high. High yields. Stores well. Disease resistant. 68 days. 120 seeds
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