pea n me

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  1. daitheplant

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    How tall are the peas going to grow, Nut?:D
     
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    ill slap ur little legs for u :p

    oi your the expert not me :)
     
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    Some peas only grow 18 inches, others grow 6 ft.:rolleyes::D
     
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    gawd so shall I go for summat inbetween?
     
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    Nut - read the packet it will tell you how tall they grow (you did keep the packet?)
     
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    Wot PACKET
     
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    You do know what you are growing, Nut, do you? What the make is?:D
     
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    its deffo a pea but I cant remember where I put the packet, its still got peas in it too as I only did these to see if they would take.
     
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    To be on the safe side, I would suggest you put in some support to a height of 3 ft. If you can`t use twigs then get some 4ft canes and some pea netting and use that.
     
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    fank u :o
    i really must get organised
     
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    Blimey Nut, I hope you didn't plant those frozen peas out the packet in the freezer, you won't have to worry much about staking those up :)
     
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    Wouldn't put it past her John...knowing her like we do, maybe you should have asked...Did you read what it said on the tin.:D:eek:

    PS David...I've never seen a pea pod 6 foot tall?
     
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    You want to stop sampling your wares Tweaky,:D I`ve not mentioned pods. :rolleyes::D
     
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    Very true David...you said 6 foot peas...I just got carried away (no comments please):D
     
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    now now boys play nicely or I wont let you nibble on me legumes when they are ready
     
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