English Peas - You Gotta Know When To PICK Them
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Danny explains about English peas - You gotta know when to Pick them. In order to have sweet English peas, timing is everything. We will be adding a video showing how to can English peas in the next couple of days.
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This is the best channel I have ever watched. No BS just good education on farming, canning, picking, and planting.
In hard times you can use the hulls to make pea soup .
That's what I was wondering about 😃
I had to use shells one year in stews. It was a tough garden year, but kids had to be fed.
Felt like I was sitting on the porch with mamaw & papaw helping shuck peas. So nice to learn at the feet of elders. Thanks for showing the difference between what to pick for eating and seeding. Also, the last tip for seeds that will yield sweet veggies. I love learning those kinds of tips & knowledge. That knowledge comes from experience; so valuable. Thanks, y'all.
When I was a child I was banned from shelling, I ate more than I put in the bowl. Love them English peas!
We grew English peas about 3 years ago. The kids "helped" shell peas and ate most of them before I ever saw them because they were so sweet. Really enjoyed growing those.
Y'all just taught me A LOT! Not just about peas and corn but about my marriage and it's a lesson I needed. My husband drives me nuts with some things cause he's like Danny. LOL (Love you bunches tho 😆) If something isn't perfectly the way he thought it should be he sees it as failure or no good. I'm the opposite. I see "something is better than nothing." Obviously if it's something we're growing and it doesn't work well enough to be viable for work and expense I won't do it again but I'm still happy with small successes. I love how you guys don't get aggravated with each other's views and just giggle and move on. I'm gonna take on that attitude. I'm not going to see it as him always being a "negative Nancy," and just see it for what it is...a different prospective. You guys are just wonderful. Thank you for all you do. You know I adore you both dearly!! God Bless you always, love and hugs!! ~Lisa
Lisa, it really isn't worth arguing over. We learned that in our first marriages. Now we learn to enjoy each day. Thanks
Deep South Homestead I agree totally. Watching you guys made ME see how wrong I'd been. I've been taking it personally and it's not. It's really not. It's literally just a different view point. When you stop and think it through you understand. Sometimes it just takes seeing it through someone else's eyes for you to get your head outta your back side! LOL 😂
You two absolutely the perfect roll models for marriage. I'm so thankful God set you in my path. I'm forever grateful. Love y'all! God Bless.
thanks for the tips, been ready to harvest some. your space to grow peas is larger then my backyard lol .
Thank you Danny and Wanda..... This was very helpful video, This is only my 2nd year of home gardening, and this yr I got some Broad beans ( here in the UK ) was thrilled when they started to grow, but was not sure when to pick, now I only have 3 plants in total... but thanks to your video my peas look ready to be picked....... I remember shelling peas when I was a little girl with my mom, brought back a lot of forgotten memories.... Thanks you guys
If you're going to freeze the peas you can blanch in the shells which makes them much easier to shell.
Gosh, this so reminds me of sitting with Grandma, shelling peas and beans! What a very informative video! Thanks for sharing!!!
These people really know what they are doing.
When do y’all plant your peas I planted in October 2018 and mine have flourished beyond belief in north Florida, the whole hand shelling thing I love because it makes you slow down and realize how truly blessed we are.
We plant ours in mid January.
Wow what nice peas our earlier peas are only 6" out of the ground and our others have not broke out of the ground yet, cant wait for new potatoes and cream peas! Take Care, Mark
Lots of good tips about English Peas. Your crop looks so good and I learned a lot. Thanks Danny and Wanda.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for the tips on knowing how to tell if the corn and peas will be sweet or not and also showing how to shell peas (and not wash them)..... the information is so very very valuable....... God bless....
I remember hulling bushels of Peas as a child. I thought it would never end, but somehow the bottom of the basket always came, for which I was always very thankful.
This is the best english pea informational video ive seen!
Thank you Danny and Wanda, planted English peas this year for find time , did not come up last year,,,looking good this year but had no Idea what they where going to look like or when they would be ready......Thanks I love learning and appreciate you both taking time. Can't always see all your video's limited data but do enjoy the ones I can....
I grew up going to you-pick farms to pick peas, butter beans, crowders, etc. just across the border from Jacksonville FL to GA. The advice you are giving regarding the stages and when to pick is what I learned from my aunt who used to take us. Thank you for this information, hopefully it will benefit others.
I'm like Wanda, every bite I produce is less I have to buy. And it all tastes so much better!
Really enjoyed watching, listening and learning.
Great video. When my one son was a toddler he loved to pick and eat peas right off the vine. Had to keep an eye on him so all my vines didn't wind up broken.
Great video from start to finish. Thank you.
Thank you for showing us how to identify proper and good harvest and good quality seeds Danny! Much appreciated! :-D Hope you and Miss Wanda are having a great day!!
Y’all did a good job. Love the video. God bless
I watched from the beginning all the way to the end.. So interesting. When I was young my parents planted both of our fields with gardens it was up to us kids to do our chores then head to the garden & weed. I can remember picking Mom's English Peas & like you say when you pull to hard it rips the plants. Oh my goodness you would of think Mother was going to lose it... I was taught at early age how to pick veggies from the gardens.. Mother & I would do all the persevering on it. Wonderful Memories.. thank you for the awesome tips on the English Peas... :)
Same type weather happened here in Michigan….didnt get my garden in til the second week in june as frost warnings were almost three times a week til then.. my peppers havent done well this year, so disappointed as they are my favorite …i have about a thirty foot row of peas for the first time.
I love your attitude of thankfulness, Wanda! Every jar is a blessing!
I like your double row...I do that with green beans too. I even use to plant them in large blocks, sit on a stool and pick all around ya then move your stool...lot of work for something I'm not that crazy about...Love seeing Miss Wanda doing well...
Amazing! we just got ours planted out here in Idaho. I'm looking forward to them to mature.
Great instructional video once again. Everything you ever needed to know about English peas and more! If ours survive the heat & lack of water, we will be growing seed this year! Happy just to be growing!
Scratch Made Homestead We have another video coming out with more info in it about English Peas.Thanks
Is it better to pick in small batches? I have ALOT of content for y'alls videos of things I don't know! Haha love the video and y'all. L
Woo...They are so tasty.
Have a great weekend. I am leaving to go to work in a few minutes.
I hope to talk with you soon. Thumbs up # 1 and shared.
I learned a TON of info in this video! I can't wait to use it this year. Thank you both.
AsikariLoneWolf So glad it was a blessing to you. Thanks
Since they have shallow root systems, how well would they do in raised beds Danny? You might just set some teepee sticks in a raised bed & have better control on the mildew (also easier to harvest). Also, I'm interested in know what kind of plants you have on the outer rows...is that lemongrass? :)
This was a great tutorial! Thank you! You answered all the questions I've had popping around in my head about growing English peas. I'm going to give some a try in my garden. It's amazing to see you folks harvesting stuff already. Here in Connecticut it's just the time to start getting some things planted. The good thing is that I'm getting lots of great hints from you two before I get my stuff planted. You're great teachers. I hope this is a wonderful growing season for you . - All the best. ~ Theresa
Wanda, I agree with your view of crop/win/fail. You Go girl!
Danny, thanks for another good lesson! Have you considered knee pads?
Lou Cee I have but it would just be another expense for us.THanks Lou
Thanks Danny and Wanda for such great tips on the peas and corn.
Looking good guys! We'll be picking our this weekend.
Hoss Tools Hope you have a great harvest.
I love to eat the curly end section, it taste just like the pea and is great to add to salads. I use them when we have excess. Thanks for the information on when to pick.
Thanks, Danny & Wanda for sharing your knowledge & skills. I love watching you 2 working together.
My Stowell corn is up Danny! Took about 10 days. Will plant more this weekend.
Julie Schossow WE love ours.Thanks Julie
On one of the UK shows I saw a gardner who was going to make pea pod soup. He seemed quite happy with the prospect.
Mmmmm beautiful peas you guys! My little min pins love peas especially the snow peas we grow lol. They like to crunch them up right off the plant.
Thank y'all for teaching me this! I have tried and tried to grow peas with no luck!
I think I now know why!
According to the zone 7 planting guide, im stuck with the winter blues for a few more weeks!
Hi Danny and Wanda ; you are such an inspiration 😀. I have seed called sugar Ann edible pod snap peas. Will they preserve the same way you done in this video? Thanks so much Kim Crawford
Hi there.
Good information.
Keep on growing.
Have a good day.
👍👍👍👍👍👍🐶🐕☺☺😊.
God bless you you too.
Be safe and sound.
These are nice English peas.I will need to get some seeds.Thanks for the great information on the English peas.Take care you two.♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡......
Thnk u! Needed to know diff stages...
Awesome video! Thank you😘❤💕
WELL DONE ... Thank YOU
Hey Danny and Wanda i popped into your other video from last year when you were canning them and your 9days earlier this time of first harvest then last year as last year it was april 30when you harvested
Jenn in Kanata Yeah i was watching the weather this year and noticed it was 3 weeks earlier than last year.But i should have planted even earlier than i did.THanks Jenn
Deep South Homestead love your videos your just too hard on yourself. you and wanda make a great couple shes your ying to her yang :) My garden is 1/10000 of yours i just hope to feed my family from it during our short growing season may-sept and put up something lol... I planted some asparagus rhisomes today in my lawnless lawn/ butterfly garden :)
Deep South Homestead love your videos your just too hard on yourself. you and wanda make a great couple shes your ying to her yang :) My garden is 1/10000 of yours i just hope to feed my family from it during our short growing season may-sept and put up something lol... I planted some asparagus rhisomes today in my lawnless lawn/ butterfly garden :)
Those peas look so good! Thank you for being such a good teacher.
I lobe your porch swing! You guys are cute!
Wonderful video guys! After 58 yrs. I learned something new. I've been picking out the wrong peas to save for seeds. Are the wrinkly green beans the best ones to save for seeds too?
Glenokla Yes they are.Thanks Glen
My rabbits love the hulls too.
Great video guys, thanks for the visual comparison. It's amazing that you're harvesting already, we're just going to plant ours this weekend up here in Nebraska! it was 36° when I woke up this morning, high of 56 for today. :
Cassandra Splittgerber Wow we could use some cool weather and rain.Thanks Cassandra
Thanks Danny and Wanda, I learned so many valuable things today!
I just watched this and HAD to go get my snow peas out and eat some - hhaahhaa. love watching you two
You can make pea pod soup with the hulls.
I'm really loving your posts on peas. It's interesting to see how the same crop is grown in different places, and the problems we face to get a decent crop.
Your peas look like a dwarf variety, and they have smaller pods than our ones. We usually have 6 - 10 peas per pod, and the plants grow 8ft high. You have far more sunshine than we get, with a longer season, but we don't have the humidity. We rarely have really dry conditions either, so watering isn't so important. I couldn't plant outside before April, till the risk of late frost's has gone, and the last pick would be late September, but that's only because we have early/late varieties that we plant. Our biggest threats are Pea Moth and Pigeons, not mildew.
I really marvel at God's creation, and the way he gives us what we need to survive. All we need is a little hard work and the sweat of our brow. God Bless 👍
Good information 👍
Wanda, you are pea shelling machine!! Lol I think I will try it your way!
This is a wonderful, informative video. Thank you for talking about when to pick based on the color. I learned something new.
I love your video! You guys seem like opposites....opposites attract, making a perfect partnership!
I dont know.. my husband and I are TOTAL opposites and at first it was great but when one is an optimist and one a pessimist it can get tiring and cause the optimist some anxi,and depression.. im the optimist
I actually didnt realize I was commenting on my own comment from.three years ago! Hahah!
I'm with you Wanda! If you get some produce it's got to be a win! :)
Thanks so much! This is exactly what I was looking for.
Great tip on the seeds I didn't know that thanks for sharing A Plus
I'm with Danny on the outlook on whether something is a failure or not. My wife looks at it the same way Wanda does so maybe it is a gender related thing...lol
they are beautiful
Thank you, that was very helpful! Enjoyed the video
Thanks for all the information. I tend to wait to long to pick. I notice you don't blanch yours. I don't like to blanch mine either when freezing them. That's if my family doesn't get to them first. Our weather has been back and forth too.
thank you I learned so much in this video.
Wow, lots of excellent info, thank you!
Those peas looked delicious. The only way I eat them is off the vine/fresh/raw.
Thank you sharing informative information. God bless you.
Luckily, I planted my peas in January and got 2 weeks picking. I have already had to pull them up because of powdery mildew. It had gotten so thick on them that it was getting on the peas and I couldn't stand how they felt. I didn't get any powdery mildew last year. I planted Little Marvel last year. But their bush habit was messy and inconvenient. I run my thumb down the pea pod and if I can feel the definite pea ridges, I pick them. The puffy ones don't have the ridges. Were yours little marvel?
Teena Pittman Yes Little Marvel is all we plant here.THanks Teena
Can’t you trim the leaves off the bottom of the plant to allow air flow from the very beginning, to ward off disease?
love peas
i think the diference is wanda leans more to a hunter gatherer and danny leans more towards the farmer allthough he is a very good hunter ...when i go shrooming if i come back with 1 mushroom or a gunny sack full im happy either way the only crop that i grow if it fails i thing think of it as a failer is tomatoes ...gottsta have lots of maters
grizz270 We like lots of maters also.THanks Grizz
Thank you for info. I'm growing Little Marvel peas. Last year, something ate the seedlings while still very small. This year I covered them and just this week saw pods. When I buy peas to eat at the store, I prefer early or petite peas, because they're less sweet. Do you know what kind of seed peas I should buy to grow the less sweet ones? And are they still considered English peas?
Tip: Wrinkled corn seeds and English Pea seeds = Sweet.
There actually Scottish peas! The English stole them from the Scots 😉😂👍
Great footage guys loving watching the show.. Scott from Scotland 🏴
How do I know if a pea is an english pea? Last year I grew Burpee Sugar Daddy. This year I purchased Burpee Oregon Sugar Pod II. Which now looking at the package look like a stir-fry type pea and not a canning or freezing type pea. I'm in northeast NY and planting zone 5a so haven't planted any peas yet if I should get a different variety. Thank you.
Hello Danny and Wanda. What is your favorite variety name of English pea.
Fresh peas, and pea tendrils!!!
They are the best. Thanks
Doesn't planting them so close together promote the mildew? If you spaced all the rows wouldn't that help promote airflow? And that's a very low growing variety have you tried growing them on arches, a taller plant?
i look at like a jar is one days worth, so how many days a year do you want to eat that food, thats how many you need.
sometimes I may watch a bit and then have to run do something so if you see half watched one that's why.. thanks
SHARON Or I end up watching one & a half times because it is packed full of information. I really liked this video. Still very wet here & it doesn't look like the rain is going to let up any time soon. Maybe after Mother's Day I'll get to start planting.
Do you have problems with deer in your pea patch since you don’t have a deer fence.
Wanda, you don’t have to Blanche English peas?
If you have more seed peas than You can you use them for chicken feed ?
do you shell the peas that go to seed right away? thanks for the info.
I'm in Houston. I've struggled with English peas for the last 4 years. I sow middle Feb and I have till about mid April till the heat kills 'em off. When do you sow?
What if you had leaves or mulch under them?
Yep...pick them...I learned that from another farmer.
do yall have problems with mole crickets?my garden is full of them!any advice on getting rid of them organicly?thanks and God bless
Logans Homestead Yes we have mole crickets.I have learned to take when i water the garden or right after a rain to sit and watch thats when they come out to tunnel.and when i see them i grab them by hand while they are tunneling.Its the only way ive found to get rid of them without chemicals.I know it sounds wierd but i get them that way.Thanks
Danny, how do you decide what you need? Like you wanted 400 lbs of potatoes, and now it is 65 jars of English Peas. I understand for example tomatoes, one year produced enough to eat for the summer and the next year I produced enough for 2 years. I am just unsure how you decide how many you need.
Susan Beaulieu We start out with one jar per week of the year.Then if we really like it we start adding jars from that point till we get to where we are getting what we need to make it through a year.Then we add some extra in case of a crop failure one year.Thanks Susan
I'm just curious. Is it possible they got disease because of less air flow?? Thank you
Danny, How many pea plants does it typically take to feed you and Wanda for the year? I'm growing them also but am a new gardener so am trying to figure out what I would need to plant. Thanks for your videos!
We have 6 rows about 60 feet long. If they produce well, they will feed us for a year. We like to can 60 pints if possible. That is 2 a week.
Does your trellis material clean up easily for reuse?