Pea 'Douce Provence'

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Type:Garden Tools; Material:Nylon; Handle Material:Plastic; Shipping Weight:0.08; Listing Date:12/15/2023 More

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Grow Your Own At Home: Pea Douce Provence Managable for small-spaces or large plots alike. Hurst Green Shaft produces double pods 10cm (4in) in... More

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Douce Provence pea Latin name: Pisum sativum This extremely early, high-yielding variety is very weather-resistant, & can only be sown in autumn. These small plants bear sweet, tasty seeds. It is ideal for any home gardens. 10+ fresh seeds Pea Douce... More

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Introducing Pea 'Douce Provence', a delightful variety of pea offering a harvest of gorgeously sweet and tender peas, perfect for enjoying from May to October. Renowned for its ease of cultivation, this pea is a must-have for both novice and... More

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Pea Seeds - Douce Provence More

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Douce Provence is a versatile variety of pea that grows to 2ft without the need for support. This variety is excellent for early and main cropping but can also be sown as an overwintering variety. Producing an abundance of sweet succulent peas Douce... More

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Perfect for spring, summer, autumn and over-wintered protected sowings. Produces a bountiful crop of sweet and succulent peas. Easy to grow. No staking required. Sow October-December amp; February-July. Harvest May-October. Sow every two weeks for... More

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Suitable for Autumn and early sowing, these Pea Douce Provence Seeds are a popular variety with a sweet taste and desirable texture. Growing in a compact and bushy formation to help them tackle harsh weather, these reliable peas produce an average of 8... More

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The sweet tasting Douce Provence Peas are hardy, compact growers that can be sown throughout Autumn or Winter as they do not collect water or rot. They also do not need staking or support – a great choice for beginner gardeners. More

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The sweet tasting Douce Provence Peas are hardy, compact growers that can be sown throughout Autumn or Winter as they do not collect water or rot. They also do not need staking or support – a great choice for beginner gardeners. More