I prefer eating them fresh off the vine when they’re tender and sweet. Others like to jar, can, dry, or freeze them. I ...

Although not all peas need trellises to grow, having some support to hold their vines upright will make a significant impact on all types of peas' growth cycle. Further, it's always best to place ...

Vine crops don’t need a support to grow and produce, but they tend to take over the garden if left to sprawl on the ground. Training these vines to grow vertically allows you to plant more ...

By BECKY LIVERMORE, Master Gardener The first annual vines in the ground at our place are sweet peas — Lathyrus odoratur. During a well-organized spring, I start them indoors in pots.