General information and discussion about cultivating beans, peas, peanuts, clover and vetch.
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Tomatovillian™
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I just cooked the last of my Waverex peas for this season and they were so, so good! I served them with some orzo pasta and some crispy prosciutto with shaved parmesan. This was my first year with this variety and I am in LOVE!
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They sound good. Where did you get them from? I haven't come across that variety before and we grow a lot of peas.
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They're not easy to find and none of my regular seed sources carry them, but I got these at Vermont Bean Seed Co. They sell some of the beans I grow so I was able to put an order together. This company is part of the Jung's/Totally Tomatoes group.
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