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Peas Greenfeast - 60300

A main crop variety that has wide adaptability and is suited for home garden use. Requires staking.

Peas Easy Peasy - 60450

The old cliche; "Packed like peas in a pod" certainly describes this one! Abundant tasty peas to each pod. Easy to grow - excellent variety for freezing. Dark green, wrinkled pods on plants that have good resistance to mildew.

Peas Alderman - 60100

The advantage of Alderman is the extended harvesting period. Large, curved, dark green pea pods each containing up to 11 tender peas with great flavour. From sowing you can expect to pick your first peas in about 2 months and picking can continue for a month or more. These plants have a tall growth habit that will require support, but is well worth the effort for the heavy crops produced.

Peas Sugarsnap Tall - 60600

Another top selection for thick, fleshy pods containing sweet juicy peas is "Sugarsnap". Plants grow to approximate 1.5 metres and require staking

Peas Dwarf Sugar Snap - 60650

Dwarf Sugarsnap is basically the same delicious variety as the regular Sugarsnap pea, the only difference being the height it grows. Thick, fleshy pods containing sweet juicy peas. A lovely dwarf sugarsnap pea that is ideal for gardeners who want to avoid staking their plants.

Peas Dwarf Massey - 60200

Everyone loves fresh garden peas with their Christmas dinner! This early variety with dwarf plant habit is an excellent cropper that doesn't require staking.

Peas Onward - 60400

For that later crop, Onward is your best choice. Large blunt pods are produced in vast quantities. This heavy cropper also requires staking.

Peas Mammoth Melting - 60350

A tall growing ‘Snow Pea’ or ‘Sugar Pea’. Tall plants produce more yield than the dwarf Oregon counterpart. Pick when pods are immature or flat.

Peas Sugar - Oregon (Snow Pea) - 60500

An ever increasing popular choice to add dimension to your salads or just to pick and eat these "Sugar Peas" are delicious. Pick when pods are immature and flat. Requires staking.

Asparagus Pea (Winged Pea) - 50025

An annual leguminous herb, native to the countries around the Mediterranean. A low spreading plant with deep crimson flowers that form small pods. Being easy to grow, its' pods can be described as having a nutty, Asparagus flavour, these are best picked when only 2.5cm long.

Peas Feathers Tendril - 60150

A delicious, modern pea with a very high yielding potential. Pods are 10cm long with 9-10 peas per pod. Feathers Tendril has a semi-leafless habit (leaves have developed into tendrils) which allows more light into the plants. It is mildew resistant and very vigourous. Requires staking.

Sweet Pea Blue Shift - 41580

Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett, Blue shift is a Summer flowering sweet pea that has the amazing ability to morph as it ages from pink/mauve to shades of brilliant blues and aquamarines. This is the 'bluest' colour that exists currently in sweet peas. Amazing when planted en masse.

CF Sweet Pea Winter Sunshine Cream - CF2165

The Winter Sunshine Series is outstanding for greenhouse Cutflower production in early spring requiring only 10 hours of daylight. Long stems with many large undulating flowers.

Sweet Pea Almost Black - 41510

Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett, 'Almost Black' as the name suggests is the darkest of all sweet peas. Medium-sized flowers smother vines from mid summer and into autumn.

Peas Chickpea - 60120

They have attractive grey-green foliage and also the capacity to fix nitrogen. Unlike many crops Chickpeas appear to germinate more readily on roughly cultivated soil. We are constantly looking for interesting and sought after vegetables to enhance our catalogue selection. Where possible we like to try to grow out the product so we have some idea on whether it is likely to perform OK. This hasn't been the case with Chickpeas (we haven't attempted to grow these so far) but they certainly look like an interesting crop. It appears they are a bit on the tender side but can possibly withstand a very light frost. In hotter climates they are grown for the dried pea-like seeds. These are used for both sprouting and making into hummus. In damper climates Chickpeas can be harvested green, like petit pois (very small green pea.) When harvested green they taste somewhere in between a fresh raw French bean and a garden pea.

Sweet Pea Big Blue - 41550

Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett 'Big Blue' is a bold exhibition type blue Sweet Pea. Great for picking.

Sweet Pea More Scent - 41950

Creamy white flowers flushed with lavender edges and veins. Highly scented. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett.

Sweet Pea North Shore - 41990

Another Egmont favourite, 'North Shore' was an absolute picture with its large frilly bicoloured blooms. Contrasting dark violet with pale blue wings and delectably fragrant, definitely one to plant. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett & is named to recognise the help afforded to Keith by Jack Bridger in his early breeding here in New Zealand. Jack lived on the North Shore

Sweet Pea Original - 42030

This is the genuine wild Sweet Pea. It is very highly scented. All other Sweet Peas have been developed from it. This is distinct from the cultivar Cupani, which is an impostor. Keiths stock seed was collected in Sicily during the 1970's.

Sweet Pea Route 66 - 42140

Route 66' is an updated version of 'Renaissance', which was the first modern pink and white bicolour. Good in the garden and can hold it's own on the show bench. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett.

Sweet Pea Bix - 41560

Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett, Bix has lovely scented cream flowers blushed with pink on long stems. A favourite for picking. Sow March-June for Spring flowers or June-September for summer flowers.

Sweet Pea Candyfloss - 41610

Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett, it took over a century to produce the first named reverse bicolour cultivar, where the wing petals are darker than the standard petal. 'Erewhon', which has the greatest contrast of colour, is on the blue side of the colour spectrum. 'Maloy' was the first reverse bicolour on the red side of the spectrum. 'Candyfloss' has a paler standard and as the name suggests, is evocative of that confection. Summer flowering, with long stems which bear five or more flowers.

Sweet Pea Triple G - 42260

The darkest of all the Navy Blue Sweet Peas. 5-6 flowers on each long stem. Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett. Sow March-June for Spring flowers or June-September for summer flowers.