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23 Mar 11, (Australia - temperate climate)

how much sunlight do snow peas need?

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09 Aug 12, (Australia - temperate climate)

the more sunlight in the winter is very good for snow peas

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19 Mar 11, Ray Wilson (USA - Zone 8a climate)

Desert climate. Sun exposed parsley grows through fall, winter & spring. Will planting parsley in shaded area during summer/hot 110 degrees temperatures help or will the heat destroy plant? Geraniums will not normally survive the summer months in shade or sun exposure.

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19 Mar 11, Ray Wilson (USA - Zone 8a climate)

How soon can seedlings/sprouts be fertilized to encourage growth? The soil here on the desert is sandy and lacks nutrient. Planted seeds two weeks ago and plants are now 1 1/2 inches tall.

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19 Mar 11, Buzz (Australia - temperate climate)

how much water do snow peas like? and i also noticed some white patterns developing on the leaves of my snow peas, what could it be and how do i fix it? First time gardener.

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10 Nov 10, Rebecca (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi, My snow peas have flowered and produced wonderful snow peas, good size and everything, but i was wondering whether or not the need pruning, (bottom leaves taken off) and how i can get more snow peas to grow. they are only growing from the top stems not the bottom or side shoots. will the eventually grow from side or do they only produce pea's at the top of the plant?

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10 Nov 10, rebecca (Australia - temperate climate)

Also as above to my first comment i forgot to mention that my snow peas are turning yellow (The bottom leaves) i do not use much fertilizer although i did put a slow release fert on yeasterday to try to fix them.. (turning yellow (leaves) from bottom up.... they are planted directly into the ground, not a built up bed, could the cause of this be too much water? or too much sun??

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31 Oct 10, Annette (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Hello, Could you please tell me what is wrong with my snow peas. They seem to start Ok then turn yellow with brown spots and die from the bottom up. thank you, Kind regards Annette

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19 Oct 10, Hove SA (Australia - temperate climate)

my snow peas are growing with huge green lush leaves and no sign of flowers yet, they were planted about 8 weeks ago. Have I given them too much fertiliser? Is there anything I can put on them to encourage flowering?

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10 Oct 10, John (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Andrew, another way of pollinating is to do it yourself (esp if you are in an area like I am, with bees seen rarely!). I use a small, fine paintbrush and gently wipe it over each stamen, therefore transferring the pollen. I do this with my chillis and get excellent results. cheers, John

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