Growing peas is most suited in cooler temperatures. However, these vegetables can be nurtured in warmer climates if the soil and nutrients are appropriate. Selecting the Site The planting area should be a slope. Southern exposure is also desirable. The pH level needs to be 6 up to 6.8. Draining is essential. Without it, the peas won’t grow. There must be plenty of compost in the soil. Avoid adding fertilizers with nitrogen. These won’t be necessary as peas absorb the nitrogen in the air. If the soil is too heavy, you can plant them in beds instead. Sowing and Planting The best sowing time is 5 weeks prior to the last frost. You don’t need to buy started plants when growing peas. Germination time is quick and you can do successive plantings, so there’s no need for those purchases. Plant each seed an inch deep. Spacing needs to be 4 inches for each one. The rows must be three feet apart. It’s recommended you add support even at the early stage. This ascertains the vines will...