Speaking of those "other" peas... has anyone tried using them in a "Three Sisters" planting instead of beans? I have California No. 5 blackeyed peas that are going WILD -- I didn't know they twined and climbed... I have to remember that they're actually beans. C#5 might be too vigorous actually. I'm thinking of planting Pinkeyes next year, which Ozark Lady recently called "Purple Hull Pinkeyes."rkunsaw wrote:We're getting lots of peas too.(we grow real peas...crowder,purple hull )
not those green things you folks farther north grow. Actually I've tried growing English peas several times with no luck. But we are feasting on crowder peas,okra and tomatoes right now.
Larry
What are your favorites? How do they grow? What do you do with them? (How to cook them? How to preserve them?)