Enter the characters you see belowSorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Show Type the characters you see in this image: Try different image Conditions of Use Privacy Policy © 1996-2014, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates Yes! Send me exclusive offers, unique gift ideas, and personalized tips for shopping and selling on Etsy. Captcha failed to load. Try using a different browser or disabling ad blockers. Please enter a valid email address. Looks like you already have an account! Please Log in to subscribe. You've already signed up for some newsletters, but you haven't confirmed your address. Register to confirm your address. You've been successfully signed up! Great! We've sent you an email to confirm your subscription. There was a problem subscribing you to this newsletter. Sadly the 2018 season is over. We will have more ready Summer 2019. Please check back with us then! Along with our sweet corn, we also grow Butterbeans (also known as Lima Beans), Dixie Lee Peas, and Pinkeye Purple Hull Peas. We sell both our peas and butterbeans by the bushel, however we will be more than happy to customize orders! It is always nice to freeze fresh summer produce and enjoy it in the winter. But we understand that you're busy and sometimes life gets in the way. That’s why we’re happy to do all the hard work for you! ButterBeansSometimes called Lima Beans, Butterbeans taste sweet and delicious and are packed with nutritional value. Butter Beans taste great on their own or combined with corn and green beans. You can even add some to minestrone soup or casserole! Shelled: $36.00 (8 lbs to the bushel). Prices may vary. Dixie Lee PeasA southern favorite, these medium-size peas takes on a brown color, with a dark gravy and distinctive flavor. Shelled: $30.00 (8 lbs to the bushel) Prices may vary. Purple Hull PeasPurple hull peas should be a staple in every kitchen! Throw them in with a ham or simmer the peas with chicken or vegetable broth and a bit of fresh thyme instead. Add rice, cornbread, and two shots of hot sauce and you have a meal! Shelled: $30.00 (8 lbs to the bushel). Prices may vary. $3.99 – $39.99 Dixie Lee Pea is a crowder-type, cowpea variety with high pod set for clean, easy harvesting. Productive and drought tolerant — a great variety for freezing or canning. Vigna unguiculata. 65 days to maturity. 1,500 seeds per lb. Improve yields with our Granular Garden Soil Inoculant!
Dixie Lee Pea is a crowder-type, field pea with pods that sit high on the plant for easy, clean harvesting. This cowpea variety is fast-maturing and can be succession planted with multiple crops per year in warmer climates. Plants average 10-12″ tall and will spread 42″ wide with runners. Dixie Lee Pea is a heat-tolerant variety that performs well in drier growing conditions. When planted in spring, it will continue to flower and set new pods into the summer months. It also can be grown as a fall crop when planted in late summer or early fall. Dixie Lee Pea produces pods that are initially green and turn yellow once pods are ready to be harvested and shelled. Pods average 7-8″ long with 14 peas per pod. Once cooked, peas will have a dark brown color with a rich, nutty flavor. These are delicious when prepared fresh, but also hold exceptionally-well when blanched and frozen or canned. We recommend planting Dixie Lee Pea using a walk-behind planter like our Hoss Garden Seeder. Use a #5 seed plate, but always check the hole size and modify if necessary. Because it has a semi-vining growing habit, allow 3-4′ of growing space for each row. Field peas or cowpeas do very well when planted on double rows. Plant two rows about 6″ apart, then skip over 3-4′ and plant another double row. This will allow you to maximize garden space and produce more vegetables per square foot of garden. Peas should be harvested when pods are full and shelling is easy. If the pods do not shell easily, they likely need to stay on the plant longer. Dixie Lee Pea Planting InformationPlanting Method: direct seed When to Plant: after last frost Planting Depth: 1″ Seed Spacing: 3-4″ Row Spacing: 3-4′ Days to Maturity: 65 Disease Resistance: None How much is a bushel of Dixie Lee peas?Dixie Lee Peas
A southern favorite, these medium-size peas takes on a brown color, with a dark gravy and distinctive flavor. Shelled: $30.00 (8 lbs to the bushel) Prices may vary.
Are Dixie Lee peas the same as field peas?Dixie Lee Pea is a crowder-type, field pea with pods that sit high on the plant for easy, clean harvesting.
How much is a bushel of shelled peas?A: A bushel is a measure of volume but usually peas will weigh between 20 and 26 pounds. And by the way, 1 Bushel = 4 Pecks.
How much does a bushel of purple hull peas cost?PURPLE HULL PEAS... $65 / bushel;...
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