Pea Seeds (Pisum sativum & others)

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Enhance your garden with King Seeds’ collection of pea seeds. As a 100% NZ-owned family business, we proudly offer a diverse range of quality seeds, ensuring your garden thrives across New Zealand’s climates. Shop our selection and enjoy sweet, crisp peas straight from your garden.


What is the Best Time to Plant Pea Seeds?

Plant pea seeds in early autumn or early spring when the soil is cool. Ideal soil temperatures range from 10-20°C. Sowing during these periods ensures optimal germination and growth, providing a bountiful harvest. Ensure your garden has well-drained soil and good sunlight exposure for best results. 


How do I Harvest Peas?

Harvest peas when the pods are full and firm. Regular picking encourages continuous production. Ensure you pick the pods gently and use your thumb to snap the pea pods off the plant to avoid damaging the vines and stems. Store harvested peas in a cool place or refrigerate immediately to maintain freshness and sweetness.


What are the Different Varieties of Pea Seeds?

Our selection includes various pea seeds including dwarf and climbing types, heirloom varieties like Greenfeast with its prolific pods of plump peas, Snow Peas with a crisp texture great for stir-frys and Sugar Snap, sweet and crisp great for snacking on raw. Each variety is popular with gardeners for the reliable production of great tasting peas for various culinary uses.