Throughout this year I will be writing a series of guest blog posts on the Suttons Seeds blog. The latest one is up now, the subject is peas, specifically the aggressively named Blauschokker.
You can read it here, where the origins of the phrase in the title are also explained!
I’ll be back soon with a more comprehensive veg plot update.
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Nice post, there’ll be plenty of peas down here over the coming months 😊👋🏼
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Nope. The whole point of a pea is that it’s green. Pea green. 😉
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I see. Traditionalist veg grower! I’ve never grown these before. To be fair, the peas themselves are green or greenish.
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Yeah…to be fair. And it’s all in the taste – or should be. It’s just the thought of those purple pods…..
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Easy to spot them for picking…
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Yes, and most purple veg loose their colour when cooking anyway …
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