How to grow peas at home - A beginner's guide to planting seeds in pots and containers There is a massive 35,000 hectares of peas grown in the UK each year ...

A new, dwarf snow pea called Snow Pea Purple (T&T Seeds, W.H. Perron), recommended for growing in containers, has beautiful bicoloured flowers that are similar to those of Carouby de Mausanne ...

The good news is that a traditional dedicated space is not needed to grow food.

Plant breeders have come to your rescue! There are now wonderful single-colour container sweet peas, as well as varieties with splashes and stripes.

Peas are great space savers – they grow upwards rather than outwards – and city gardeners can grow dwarf varieties in pots.

Been in the video wilderness for awhile but I'm back with some tips on growing food crops in containers. In this example we grow peas in a medium sized pot and I explain my secret growing medium ...

8 Peas can be harvested after 60 days of growing Credit: Alamy How do you grow garden peas from the seed? Growing garden peas from seed is an enjoyable and rewarding gardening experience.

If you want to grow peas in a container, try Little Crunch, a delicious new snap pea developed especially for growing in containers. These versatile and ornamental 24-30 inch vines grow quickly ...

Snow peas and sugar snap peas also like to grow in full sun and in a garden bed that is well drained. Dig in some compost and build up the bed a little to provide that drainage.