Pea Te Anau Salad
$4.90
FAMILY: FABACEAE
GENUS: Pisum SPECIES: sativum
Description
Heritage Status: New Zealand
Bio-Region of Origin: Banks Peninsula: Southland
Number of Seeds: 25
Description: Shellout, dwarf. From the Henry Harringtom Collection. This is 1 of 3 seed lines Henry has that have come from his Grandparent’s garden on Banks Peninsula . The de Malmanche family were original French settlers there. It is a dwarf pea that has edible shellout peas as well as delicious tendrils that can be harvested for salads. They taste like pea sprouts.
Planting Instructions: Sow in early Spring and early Autumn into seed trays to avoid slug, snail, and bird problems. Transplant into garden when 2-5cm high at 20cm diagonal spacing.