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May 4th, 2008 at 12:17 PM
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Sounds strange,but it's true.My peas grew through 90 degree temps and are still blooming like crazy  !The growing tips got damaged,but they bounced back!A few plants grew above the trellis which is only about four feet tall.The peas are a short variety that need support.
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100+ temps are on the way!The heat will certainly kill the peas!I must cover them to keep them from dying from the heat.
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Hmm...peas are a cool weather crop. Maybe you can shade them somehow to bring the temperature a little lower.
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They survived but nowI'm letting the remaining pods grow and I'll harvest the seeds later.
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can u save some seeds for me...?
i believe that somewhere in da darkest night...a candle glows,
i believe for every drop of rain that falls...a flower grows....
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I will. I'll send them in the fall when it's cool enough to grow them.
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