Pea Delikett - Seeds

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Price: £1.90

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Availability:

6 in stock

Quantity or Pot size: 250 seeds approx

Sun/ Shade: Sun
Height: low (up to 3 feet)
RHS Award of Garden Merit: Yes
Sow: March to April

A compact variety of sugar-snap only growing to 65cm tall but still heavy cropping and has a great flavour. Can be eaten whole as sugar snap or pod for loose peas. Ideal for smaller spaces.

Take out a shallow trench about 6" (15 cm ) wide. Space seeds 2" (5cm) apart with 60cm between rows, then cover over with soil and gently tamp down with the back of a rake.

Cover with netting to stop bird digging up the seed or pecking the seedlings. Provide some support for the plants to climb up. Their tendrils will need something to cling to. Twiggy sticks are best, netting should be avoided as it is a hazard to wildlife.

Harvest May onwards.

Delivery Info
Pot Sizes

Mainland UK	£8.50-£10	Local delivery Postcodes IP1-IP8 & CO10 (minimum order value applies please click here for details)	FREE
Seeds & cuttings only	£2	Collect from our Nursery (Elmsett, Suffolk, IP7 6LZ)	FREE
Scottish Highlands & offshore Islands	From £10	We only send plants & seeds to UK locations (excl. Northern Ireland) Sorry we cannot ship to any other Country due to British Plant Health regulations on the export of plants post Brexit. There are no exceptions unfortunately

See our delivery information page for details

Unless otherwise indicated our plants are supplied in the following pot sizes according to category. Dimensions refer to either the pot diameter (cm) or volume (litre);

Exotics/Conservatory & House Plants, Succulents: mostly as young plants in 9cm (approx. 0.5 litre) or 1 litre pots
Hardy Perennials, Ferns and Grasses: 1 litre (approx. 12cm diameter)
Herbs: 9cm (approx. 0.5 litre)
Hardy Shrubs and Climbers: 1.5 or 2 litre
Potted Bulbs: variable- please see "Quantity or Pot size" on plant information page
Dormant Bulbs, Tubers and Bare-root perennials come either bagged or wrapped without a pot

The exact size of plants will vary with the growing season and may be cut back in accordance with normal pruning regimes or to fit in the box if they are excessively tall.