Fall Snap Peas - Knowledgebase Question

Marlborough, NH
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Question by cheshfen
August 19, 1999
I live in south western New Hampshire - is it too late to plant snap peas for fall? I have some seed left over from spring.


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Answer from NGA
August 19, 1999
Early to mid-July is generally a good time to sow seeds for a fall harvest. Snap peas usually take about 100 days from seed to harvest, so you may be pushing things by planting now (in late August) since your average first frost is much sooner than then. I think I'd wait and plant in the early spring!

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