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Pea Snap Climbing Purple Magnolia

€4.95
Pea Snap Climbing Purple Magnolia from Thompson & Morgan is a unique and vibrant variety that adds both beauty and flavour to your garden. Tall, vigorous plants are adorned with attractive purple bi-coloured flowers that add a splash of colour to your climbing frames, trellises, or garden structures. The plants feature strong tendrils that make climbing easy and support the growth of the delicious, sweet-tasting purple pods that follow.

The pods, which are best picked before they become too large, offer a delightful, crunchy texture and a fresh, sweet flavour. These purple snap peas are perfect for enjoying raw in salads, lightly steamed, or added to stir fries for a colourful, nutritious twist. Not only will they enhance your meals, but they also bring a striking visual element to your vegetable garden with their unique purple hue.

For best results, sow Pea Snap Climbing Purple Magnolia seeds in early spring (March to April) in well-drained, fertile soil. Plant the seeds directly in the ground or in containers with a sturdy climbing structure for support. Space the seeds 5-7 cm apart, and ensure the plants are positioned in full sun to encourage strong growth and bountiful pods. As the plants grow, provide them with a support system for climbing, such as a trellis or garden netting.

These peas thrive in a sunny spot with regular watering, particularly during dry spells. Harvest the pods when they are still tender and before they become overgrown for the best taste and texture. If left to mature, the pods may become tough and less flavourful, so be sure to pick them regularly for the sweetest results.

Pea Snap Climbing Purple Magnolia is a great choice for gardeners looking for an eye-catching and productive addition to their vegetable patch. Its vibrant flowers and delicious pods make it not only a visual delight but also a tasty treat for the whole family. Perfect for salads, stir fries, and fresh eating, this climbing variety brings both beauty and flavour to your garden harvest.
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