Black Eyed Pea Bean Seed
Latin Name: Vigna unguiculata
| Harvesting | Harvest when Mature, Good for Cutting, Cut & Come Again |
|---|---|
| Growing Conditions | Field Crop, Excellent for Trellising, Staking Recommended |
| Additional Characteristics | Start Early for Transplants, Easy to Grow, Fast Growing |
| Flowering Month | Flowers for Reproduction |
| Garden Style | Kitchen Culinary |
| Lighting Conditions | Full Sun |
| Seed Type | Open Pollinated |
| Days to Maturity | 45 Days |
| Stem Type | Branching Stem |
| Plant Hardiness | Tender |
| Plant Height | 31 - 40 inches |
| Plant Lifecycle | Annual |
| Plant Moisture & Climate | Well-drained |
| Plant Uses | Edible |
| Shape | Seeds - Bean |
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Only %1 left
SKU
RB5580-8537
Black Eyed Pea Bean is also known as Black-eyed Pea, Cowpea, Southern Pea or Field Pea and are most famously associated with the U.S. South, especially known as a symbol of good luck on New Year's Day. The Black Eyed Pea is probably one of the most loved garden favorites because it is practically effortless to grow, vigorous and produces 6" to 7" inch pods on threading 24" to 40" inch bushes. Wilt resistant and easily prepared, this variety is known to have been present in the Americas since prior to the 1770's. In fact, Black Eyed Peas were a meal time favorite of President Thomas Jefferson. Consumed as green shell or snap beans, steamed, fried or in baked dishes, Black Eyed Peas are commonly dried like a winter bean as well. Harvest fresh at 45 days or dry at 60+ days for best storage keeping. Packet: 35 seeds.
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Black Eyed Pea Bean is also known as Black-eyed Pea, Cowpea, Southern Pea or Field Pea and are most famously associated with the U.S. South, especially known as a symbol of good luck on New Year's Day. The Black Eyed Pea is probably one of the most loved garden favorites because it is practically effortless to grow, vigorous and produces 6" to 7" inch pods on threading 24" to 40" inch bushes. Wilt resistant and easily prepared, this variety is known to have been present in the Americas since prior to the 1770's. In fact, Black Eyed Peas were a meal time favorite of President Thomas Jefferson. Consumed as green shell or snap beans, steamed, fried or in baked dishes, Black Eyed Peas are commonly dried like a winter bean as well. Harvest fresh at 45 days or dry at 60+ days for best storage keeping. Packet: 35 seeds.
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