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Old February 13, 2007   #2
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I have found that snow peas are best when grown in slighly cooler weather. The best snow peas I have had are from coastal growers in Marin and Sonoma County. Cooler morning and evening temperatures, with some heat during the day. They respond well to lighter soil textures and adequate moisture. I have also found that bean and pea innoculant helps with getting them going from seed. My dad grew excellent peas and he believed in giving them a big shot of nitrogen early on in the season to kick start them.
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