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Largest containers for growing vegetables are raised beds. Specially built for vegetable gardening, a raised soil bed has advantages over open ground when growing peas.

Cool season vegetables can still be planted in most areas, and will be a welcome addition to your dinner table in just a few weeks

Peas are the first crop to be planted during the growing season. They signal the start of spring.

Early and maincrop varieties of peas sown in the ground face five common pests and disease in the kitchen garden as the plants try to grow to maturity.

Organic gardeners eager to plant vegetables after a long winter must add peas to the garden plot. Peas grow quickly and aren't bothered by many pests or diseases.

Plant a dozen of these cool-season crops and enjoy vegetables from your organic garden before the farmer's markets even open.

Cascading pea plants look beautiful in hanging baskets, and the freshly picked pods taste amazing. Try this simple form of vertical, edible gardening at home.

Here is another list of heat-, pest- and disease-resistant veggie varieties that will grow in Florida's hot southern climate, including peppers, lettuce and peas.

Successive sowing of garden peas sugarsnap and mangetout will produce a constant supply of peas until early summer. Here's a guide to sowing peas in early spring.

Mendel holds a significant place in science history because of his pioneering work that would lead to a completely new field of biological science, genetics.

Think you don't have room for a garden? Try these ideas.

Learn how and when to pick your peas and how to keep them healthy and producing.