Saving Seeds from Sugar Snap Peas
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2014
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A recent heat wave toasted my sugar snap pea plant. But I am not going to get rid of the plant yet - first I show you how I save the seeds! Saving seeds is a quick and easy and will allow me to grow free, new plants next year! You'll want to make sure to do this in your garden!
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great little tip on saving seeds. I love saving whatever seeds I can when I find a variety that I love. It really makes the investment in a pack of heirloom seeds all that much more worth it.
so true! And gives you lots to share with friends who are starting gardens - they love it!
Excellent video. Thanks for posting, have a real winner this year so keeping some seeds is going to set me up for next year
Good advice, will be saving my seeds for next year. My peas are growing great.
Does the pea pods have to be dried up to plant?
I just did this with my alaska peas this afternoon.The package said 3 to 4' vines, but mine hung 3ft over a 6 ft trellis! Overall I was very satisfied with that variety from seeds of change. Very abundant yielders.
Nice video Kim. It's amazing how many people out there don't realize how easy it really is. Thanks as always!
You are welcome, thx for watching!
Lovely update Kim thank you for sharing have a blessed day
Thank you , Linda, have a wonderful weekend!
I have been away from triple digit heat too long now. Don't ever want to go back. I sure enjoy the information that you present on your videos. Keep up the good work.
Glad you are enjoying where you are at and hopefully are growing a great garden there too! Glad you are enjoying the videos - thanks for your support!
Great tips, CaliKim29 Garden & Home DIY ! I'll definitely be saving some peas too!
Thanks for watching, Patrick! Its great to save those seeds for next year and to give to friends as well.
You always provide good tips, thanks
I may have to do this with Romano it is not liking it here at all!
But if he or she decides to stop being angry with me ? I will snatch those seeds great advice indeed
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Hello Kim, and hello from Southern California. It's good to see local gardeners here on UA-cam. It's been a weird spring so far huh? even got rain a couple days ago here in the San Fernando Valley. Very good videos, I've actually been subbed for a long time under a old different account but finally added your channel to this one. Most of the time I can always relate to what the weather, winds and or fire danger brings our way. Keep up the useful information and I enjoy your channel very much. Have a good holiday weekend end and here's to a good harvest.
Yes, the weather has been up and down, sometimes the garden doesn't know what to do. Thanks for watching here on my channel, and for the positive feedback - really appreciate it! Happy Gardening!
Oh No,,,I just pulled a Hugh basket of snow pea pods off my dying vine. I thought I would save them for seeds. I wanted to replant my wine barrel they grew in before it gets to hot here in CA. Now what do I do with all these not dried giant snow pea pods full of nice big peas that are still green?
Mine is turning brown from the bottom up but still very much alive. Should I stop watering it and let it dry out? We are sitting at 90-100F for the last month or so here.
I want to save my Snap peas for seed. Yet I want start more in the spot. Can I pick them and let the pods dry out in my green house?
Are these dry peas edible. Can you boil them and cook them?
Oh wow, you are pulling yours out while I am just beginning to harvest. lol
Are the dry viable seeds still edible?
Thank you for this video. :o)
Just learned something. My peas are drying up now, and I left some pods for seed. I was going to pull them up, guess I'll cut them off instead. Thanks.
Yes, leave those roots in the ground, Robert. The roots will really add nutrients to your soil. And its so great to save the seeds too. My entire crop of sweet peas this year was free - grown from seeds I saved from last year!
i will keep this in mind :)
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You are awesome Kim! Why isn't there a ring on that finger? My mind is boggled.
Thanks, Dee - I am married, my wonderful husband is my Camera Guy, check out his videos too on my channel with some awesome camera tips! I don't like to wear my ring when I garden b/c I get so dirty! Don't want to ruin my ring! Thanks for watching!
Hi Kim, another great video. Thanks for the help. Question though, I planted edamame twice and both times the plants got something called soy bean rust. Have you had this plant disease before? Just trying to figure out what I can do to prevent it. Thanks!
Thanks for watching, Nick! I have never grown edename so can't help you out on this one! I bet there are some great YT videos out there that could help you, though!
I always would plant our peas in the east side of our house when we lived in California. so they get the nice morning sun so they don't get baked by the super hot afternoon sun in California.
Great idea! Unfortunately, I don't have any growing space on the east side of my house. The grow great in the winter here, but the summers are just too hot for them. Thx for watching@
your welcome always looking to suggest good ideas to people if i see one lol =)
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Thanks!
Great tip on saving sugar snap peas.
Thanks for sharing this quick tip.
How many seeds do you save each year?
#sugarsnappeas #saveseeds
I didn't get a lot from these sugar snaps - maybe 15 or so. But I still have some left from last year to use up. I try to save seeds when I can from all my plants, but I still end up buying some every year! Gardener's addiction!
Who's your camera man/woman? I do my own filming. It gives me total control over my videos.