garden peas

Shepherd’s Pie: A Tale of Layers and Love

Shepherd’s Pie: A Tale of Layers and Love

Growing up, Shepherd’s Pie was the ultimate comfort food—a dish that united our family around the dinner table with its hearty flavors and creamy mashed potato topping. When we began  
How to Get More Peas on Your Plant

How to Get More Peas on Your Plant

Last spring, my six-year-old daughter taught me an important lesson about how to get more peas on your plant. She'd been helping me in the garden since she could walk,  
How to Plant an Irish Vegetable Garden

How to Plant an Irish Vegetable Garden

Ireland may be known for cabbage, carrots, and potatoes, but there's much more to an Irish vegetable garden than these staple veggies. Of course, you can do a lot with  
Peas Don’t Like Me

Peas Don’t Like Me

Peas don't like me. I mean it. It's not my fault. I like them. There's nothing more symbolic of early-summer gar­dening success than grazing along a row of twining pea  
Peas

Peas

Peas (Pisum sativum) are delicious and nutritious. Botanically speaking, peas are fruits. Those little spheres inside the pods that we call peas are actually seeds and are considered legumes.  
10 Prettiest Flowering Vegetables and Herbs

10 Prettiest Flowering Vegetables and Herbs

When gardeners envision their preferred fruits, vegetables, and herbs for cultivation, they're usually thinking about flavor profiles and the level of effort required for successful growth. When designing a garden,  
Types of Pea Plants

Types of Pea Plants

Peas come in three main types: English, snow peas, and sugar snap. English peas, also known as shelling or garden peas (Pisum sativum ssp. sativum), produce inedible pods from which