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Peas in SFG
Hi again folks!..As I've stated before, this is my first year SFG..I do have some experience with outdoor TOMs n peppers in containers...I have 3- 2x4x6" beds ATM and 1 empty one ready for Carrots, beets, or maybe transplanting some potted broc or the peas in question...Anyhow(sheesh finally ) I sowed some peas and they pretty much all sprouted and growing nicely(IMO)..Should I thin em out to the 8/per sq, as recommended, or leave em be? There's ~12-16 per square ATM as you can see from the pic(top)..String is tied to trellis(not shown)...TIA!!
SusNton- Posts : 21
Join date : 2012-11-30
Location : High Desert CA (Zone 8b-9a)
Re: Peas in SFG
No need to thin they look fantastic! some of those vines may fail and the planting is not terribly thick. I plant mine thicker, no problem.
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Re: Peas in SFG
I noticed where you are living and wanted to make a suggestion. I have a sister who lives in the Lancaster and I know it can get hot quick. If it does start getting hot for your peas, you can rig up something to give them some shade and keep them a bit cooler. Other people have posted what they use as shade cloth and you can do a search shade cloth and see what has been used. Your garden is beautiful!
Triciasgarden- Posts : 1634
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Age : 69
Location : Northern Utah
Re: Peas in SFG
Awesome camprn!..Great to hear that..I was actually hoping that I'd not have to thin em out..
Thanks!..
Oh, btw, you sfg guys n gals weren't kidding..this IS darn addicting.Can't wait to use/plant in my other empty bed..
Thanks TG..I do plan on giving em some shade when it's starts getting real hot here, if needed..Much appreciated..
Thanks!..
Oh, btw, you sfg guys n gals weren't kidding..this IS darn addicting.Can't wait to use/plant in my other empty bed..
Thanks TG..I do plan on giving em some shade when it's starts getting real hot here, if needed..Much appreciated..
SusNton- Posts : 21
Join date : 2012-11-30
Location : High Desert CA (Zone 8b-9a)
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