Sugar Magnolia Snap Peas
What a show-off! A deep purple-podded snap pea with bi-color pink and purple flowers. Ooh la la!
These stunners are the first ever purple podded snap pea and the result of 15 years of breeding by Dr. Alan Kapuler. You won’t know whether you should paint them or eat them. Providing loads of twisty hyper-tendrils and swoon-worthy edible flowers, they will transform your plate into a work of art. Pick the pods early for the sweetest flavor. They remain purple even when cooked. They grow quite tall so provide them with a trellis.
Direct sow in Spring and early Fall.
What a show-off! A deep purple-podded snap pea with bi-color pink and purple flowers. Ooh la la!
These stunners are the first ever purple podded snap pea and the result of 15 years of breeding by Dr. Alan Kapuler. You won’t know whether you should paint them or eat them. Providing loads of twisty hyper-tendrils and swoon-worthy edible flowers, they will transform your plate into a work of art. Pick the pods early for the sweetest flavor. They remain purple even when cooked. They grow quite tall so provide them with a trellis.
Direct sow in Spring and early Fall.
What a show-off! A deep purple-podded snap pea with bi-color pink and purple flowers. Ooh la la!
These stunners are the first ever purple podded snap pea and the result of 15 years of breeding by Dr. Alan Kapuler. You won’t know whether you should paint them or eat them. Providing loads of twisty hyper-tendrils and swoon-worthy edible flowers, they will transform your plate into a work of art. Pick the pods early for the sweetest flavor. They remain purple even when cooked. They grow quite tall so provide them with a trellis.
Direct sow in Spring and early Fall.
What a show-off! A deep purple-podded snap pea with bi-color pink and purple flowers. Ooh la la!
These stunners are the first ever purple podded snap pea and the result of 15 years of breeding by Dr. Alan Kapuler. You won’t know whether you should paint them or eat them. Providing loads of twisty hyper-tendrils and swoon-worthy edible flowers, they will transform your plate into a work of art. Pick the pods early for the sweetest flavor. They remain purple even when cooked. They grow quite tall so provide them with a trellis.
Direct sow in Spring and early Fall.