The shell pea tastes best in traditional soups. We will show you the variety of varieties and how the cultivation succeeds.Shell peas are easy to dry and preserve [Photo: HandmadePictures/ Shutterstock.com]The shell pea (Pisum sativum subsp. sativa), also known as Pale Pea, is full of starch. The starch miracle among the peas is particularly suitable for cooking. Shell peas are mostly known from grandma's kitchen from a spicy pea soup.It is true that the shell peas can also be harvested earli...
You can grow peas in your own garden. But right at the beginning a crucial question arises: When and how do you sow seeds?The healthy pea is also easy to grow in the garden [Photo: Bogdan Wankowicz/ Shutterstock.com]pea plants (Pisum sativum) can easily be grown in your own garden. A member of the legume family (Fabaceae), this plant takes up little space, making it a great addition to any vegetable garden and providing its protein-packed peas throughout the summer. Important for the successf...
Peas are a classic among vegetables that can also be grown in your own garden. But peas require a lot of care and attention.Peas are a classic among vegetables that can also be grown in your own gardenIn Germany, the classic vegetables are mostly imported from distant countries - including the cultivation the protein-rich pea is also possible in this country without any problems and the taste is fresh, of course best. The pea (Pisum sativum) is one of the oldest cultivated plants and original...
Garden peas: A classic in the German vegetable landscape. We show the most proven varieties and give tips for successful cultivation in your own garden.The wrinkled pea has beautifully shaped flowers that can vary in color [Photo: jayanta85/ Shutterstock.com]The wrinkled pea (Pisum sativum convar. medullary) is a variety of pea. Most people know the wrinkled pea as a classic frozen pea. When ripe, the grains are slightly wrinkled and quite sweet. The sugar content of modern varieties is just ...
Peas have been cultivated for thousands of years. We inform you about the origin, provenance and history of this healthy vegetable.Ripe pea pods [Photo: Natallia Ustsinava/ Shutterstock.com]Most of us buy peas (Pisum sativum) presumably in the supermarket, where they are mainly found in tins or in the deep-freeze section. Only very few people know that the pea is a real traditional vegetable. Because the pea is one of the oldest crops of all, which is still cultivated on a large scale today. ...
Sugar snap peas are a popular summer vegetable from your own garden. We will give you all the important tips to successfully cultivate sweet peas at home.The sweet pea is an asset to the vegetable garden [Photo: milezaway/ Shutterstock.com]A few years ago were the classic wrinkled peas still the most popular pea variety. Today the crunchy and sweeter mangetout (Pisum sativum subsp. sativa convar. axiphium) as a consumer favorite. The exact origin of the sugar pea has not yet been clarified du...
Harvesting and storage also follow successful cultivation of the pea plant. Everything you need to know about how to harvest and store peas correctly can be found here.After harvesting, peas can be preserved. [Photo: vaivirga/ Shutterstock]pea plants (Pisum sativum) form many legumes during the summer. With a few plants you can easily cover your need for peas. But how can you tell from the outside when peas are ripe and how can they be stored? We'll show you how best to proceed from harvest t...
New, old and resistant pea varieties: We present the best varieties, seeds and seeds of which can also be ordered online from specialist retailers.Purple peas are particularly eye-catching in the garden [Photo: vaivirga/ Shutterstock.com]The selection of pea seeds is enormous and may leave many a hobby gardener spoiled for choice. The variety ranges from field peas to wrinkled peas, pate peas to mangetout. The pea plants generally differ in colour, shape, origin, season and of course the harv...
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