ENGLISH PEAS - SEED TO PLATE "HOW TO GROW (OAG)
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- THIS VIDEO WILL HELP YOU GROW ENGLISH PEAS. IT IS EASY JUST WATCH THE DATES FOR EACH STEP.
English peas are a cool weather vegetable, so, early spring is the best time to grow them.
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Was great to see a peek of the Mrs.
Great videos as always
'When' our garden peas make it to the kitchen ( they are usually podded and eaten ! haha ) its nice to cook them with a sprig of mint. Cant beat the fresh taste of home grown veg x
Thanks for the tips!
I dont think mine have ever made it into the house to cook I always stand in the garden and eat them all. So good...great video charles!!
@@gardentogether9298 Thans John. Yep, fresh is best.
I like them raw too in salads like tuna, chicken, macaroni etc. Any kind really. I like them cooked too but They're so sweet when fresh and raw. Eat them right out if the pod. ☺️👍
Thanks! Pretty newly subscribed. Enjoying & learning a lot. God bless.
Welcome aboard! Thank you for subscribing
Thank you so much for your videos. You are such an amazing man! I learned of you recently so I'm trying to watch all your videos now. I've been sleeping better with garlic in my pillow as you suggested.
Wonderful.
Sleeping with garlic? What does that do for sleep?
@@OldAlabamaGardener how do I go about doing the same? I have problems sleeping. Thanks in advance!
@@ginnynnye5927 Watch my video on it at: th-cam.com/video/7JPm370VmOA/w-d-xo.html
@@OldAlabamaGardener I am going to watch this now!
Im just about to plant mine when I get off work today. I could eat green peas for breakfast lunch and dinner everyday and twice for Sunday supper and never get tired of them!
I would love to grow peas. I’m going to try in the spring. The grasshoppers and squash bugs are devouring my garden. So frustrating. Thankfully I over planted the zucchini and squash so I could get enough harvested before the bugs destroyed them. Those pesky critters have found my acorn squash now. I managed to get 35 quarts of beans before my bush beans died. The yard long beans are still doing great. It has been wonderful weather for the garden here, but the bugs are like a plague. I am praying for you Mr. Charles. I sure appreciate your videos.
Thank you so much
I’m in Australia , east coast NSW, plenty of hungry bugs. Here too. I have purchased some white mesh cloth covers which kept everything off but allowed the air and water through.. next problem was the slugs. I have not tried it yet but I’m told saw dust is good around the plants.
@@helenkentwell5042 DE works great for slugs.
@@susiewietelman9321Thanks! I have some food grade Diatomaceous earth on hand already for the chickens.
OAG, thank you for all of your tips, tricks, and knowledge. I'll be a happy man if I can be half as good of gardener as you. Take care!
Thank you
Looks like another tremendous vegetable to buy seeds for for next spring. I need a good system for storing seeds. I'm truly learning a lot on this channel. Even tho there are so many good videos out there a person can get info overload. Since your end products are really really fantastic I find it easier to stick with your methodology of gardening. It is consistent and works very well. Thanks all the more. Jesus Bless.
Most seeds store best in dry containers in freezer but google it bcuz some don’t !
Thanks Sandra. You know I make videos just to help you with gardening, canning, cooking and health.
@@holly1391 Wow! That is really good to know about the freezer----but also, that some do awful in the freezer. Great tip to google each of your seeds to see how to/not to store. Thanks for chiming in. Jesus bless!
@@OldAlabamaGardener Yes, Charles, I know you are truly a helper of mankind. You reach out to everyone who makes a comment or asks a question to encourage all of us as well as help us. If all the world had your attitude, there would be much less sorrow. Pray you are doing well today. Jesus Bless.
Love me some peas!!! So good to see Mrs OAG. 💕 I’d love to see the picture of y’all in the early years. Be blessed ❤️🌿
Hello JM, hope you and family are well.
He is awesome. I follow his channel also. If you look at his refrigerator you can see an earlier picture of the two of them!
@@CuriousinNY yes ma’am. I wanted a closer look. lol. He has shared pictures previously and I love to see the history.
Peas and new potatoes I remember from my childhood. I just found your channel. I'm 70 so remember many of the tips ect you share. Haven't been able to garden for years but it's planned for in the spring. My Mom is 93 and we discuss canning quite often since I just started canning a couple of months ago.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
You are so welcome
Hi Mr. Charles I miss a few weeks of your videos and learned that you were sick so worried about you. So happy that you are doing well now. Thanks for sharing another video. I learned a lot from your expertise and knowledge of gardening. Thank you and take care.
Thanks so much
Awesome tutorial and I surely tasted the peas just watching how you enjoyed yours. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks uncle for giving the best learning for gardening 👌👌👌👌
Your videos inspire me to expand my garden. Thank you for all the fertilizing and growing tips, you're a true gem!!
Thank you
I love peas! My husband built me a raised bed with an arching trellis and I’m gonna grow some peas this fall! Thank you! I really enjoy your videos and learn so much!
What a sweet, sweet man, I wish I had a Father like him! What a gem. So sad to here he died but I know he is with God in heaven.
Thank you so much. Been waiting for this vid and will be planting next spring, panels already up. This year tried rattlesnake beans and like them very much, very productive indeed.
Glad it helped
I love your videos. I guess I am about 25 years younger than Mrs OAG but I don't have near the energy you do. I was thinking you were closer to 80, looking forward to more videos.
Wow, thank you!
Great video! I’m going to grow some next year. Thank you!
Go for it!
Bountiful harvest! God bless you!
Thank you kindly
I love fresh peas , raw or cooked with a little pat of butter ....yum !!!! Good to see you and the Ms. Up and running . Take care
Thank you.
Made me think of when I used to help my great grandad shell his peas, it was so fun as a child to go down to the allotment with him. Seeing this 20/25 years later made me feel like I've been wasting lots of time! Imagine all the peas I could have grown! Very simple and informative thanks 😊
Thank you
Thank you for another informative video. That bowl of peas made my mouth water! Yum!
Mine too!
Great video Charles! I have two new trellises to grow English peas on this fall. I can't wait . Hope all is well with you and the Mrs.
I am learning so much from your video's.
Thank you
Howdy from East Texas! Fabulous video. Love me some English peas!
Thanks for watching
HI OAG! Shelled pods make a good stock for soup etc. I grow peas every year, so easy. Stagger the planting so it covers a longer growing time. I love you and your videos x greetings from a pea and veg garden in England x
Good ideas.
Love your videos its like coming home you remind me of my great grandfather he garden and I l9ve him so much he is no longer with us in body but he is here in spirit and I think he'd of loved your videos as well 😁❤
That's awesome
Very good information. Thanks so much.
Love and miss, great tips❤️
Great information. I always enjoy your videos. I hope you are feeling better.
Thanks for sharing. Take care, see ya :)
Thanks so much!
My favorite! What a beautiful crop you have! I make cream of pea soup with those fresh peas and we all love it! Thanks for sharing your wisdom!❤
You are so welcome!
STILL THE BEST CHANNEL EVER
From the look of your counter top I think you must believe in tha saying "Let your food be your medicine". Patara recommeded your channel. I was rewarded with a video about my favorite food: Peas!
Thank you and yes, I do believe that food plays a super important part in our health. Bad food, bad health.
Looked so delicious, OAG! Thank you for all of these valuable videos, learn a lot from you! Blessings and prayers, always! 🌱🕊️
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You are so welcome!
Patra sent me glad I came I really need to learn thank you
Welcome. Hope you enjoy my videos.
You inspire me to grow Sir! My health wasn’t so good this spring so I didn’t get a garden planted. Hopefully in the Fall. Thank you for sharing.
You are welcome
I'm brand new to gardening this year. I found you about a month ago and love your wisdom. I just canned my okra today using the recipe from your video. I'm in Southern Mississippi, on the gulf. I've had to pull almost everything (tomatoes, cucumbers, beans and peppers) because of pests and heat. I've only got 2 okra, melons and a few peppers left. Is there anything I can plant now for the fall or do I wait for it to cool off some? I got hit by some kind of caterpillar and another larva. None of the "natural" pesticides work on them and I'm to the point where I don't care if we can eat them, I just don't want the bugs to either. So I was wondering about chemical pesticides too. This is for everyone in the comments too :)
I think it is too early for you to plant cold crops. Do you get a frost where you live?
@@OldAlabamaGardener Thanks for answering! Normally they don't get much frost but it's possible, this winter there were a lot of frost warnings.
I think I should take August off and see what happens. I'm dying in the heat anyway haha! I just looked at my melon rows too and the caterpillars got to the cantelope now too and probably will head for my tiny watermelon that I hadn't pulled yet, so they're making new fruit.
Have you checked the ratio on your mixture on your BT spray? It works really good for soft bodies worms/caterpillars.
Also, buy 40% shade cloth and cover your garden.
I did that last year and it's a game changer!
ALSO, to help you stay cooler in the house (I don't have an a/c in GA and yes, it's hot!), use blackout curtains over your windows.
Those tips should be a big help.
I really enjoy all of your videos and it inspires me to grow more. Thanks.
You are so welcome!
I love sweet peas!! Your detailed instructions are priceless...👍👍 Hope you are doing well 😉
Thank you so much 😊
Enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. GOD Bless you. 🙏🏻😇👍🏻.
Glad you enjoyed it
God bless you sir!!!
Thank you
We grew tomatoes this year and we have had a bumper crop and we do love English peas stay safe and healthy my dad will be 86 in October.
Thank you. I am 82 years old.
Those peas look amazing! What a great idea to tie a string to hold the peas, loved it and I will use it for sure. Blessings to you.
Thank you
Peas are one of my favorites! I'm going to try and grow some next year and see how I do with them!
Sounds great!
Hope you are Feelin better...Bless your heart and thank you for sharing your knowledge and love of gardening! :)
Thank you so much!
When I was a kid, I would sneak to the garden and eat them like candy. Aw, who am I kidding... I still do that. 😄
Yes, me too. I have to make myself not do that.
Peas are looking good! Great video 😄
Thanks Miles. My wife really likes them. She cooks them with rice as one of her country's ethic foods.
Fantastic!
Glad you like it!
you are an amazing teacher
Thank you.
Nice video. 😊👍🏻
Thanks for watching
Just subscribed recently and these look amazing! Thank you so much for your advice and knowledge 💕
Thanks for subbing!
Looking good OAG!
Thanks J.
They really look good
Thank you. They were good.
My first time growing peas and they were yummy 😋. I’m so glad Patara mentioned you on her channel, I recently subscribed and I’m looking forward to all your videos!
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I love English peas , I would love to try some fresh ones !
Iam new here been enjoying your videos… I made ginger entertaining drink and got honey and garlic on the counter .. can’t wait to try it !
Love your channel sir.. blessings
Sounds great!
Hello we are new subscribers to your channel, I really have enjoyed this and I can't wait to grow some peas and look at more of your videos.
Thanks for subbing!
Thanks OAG, take care.
Thank you too
good trick with the string to hold them up!
Yes, other wise they will be on the ground. Thank you. I appreciate you watching my videos.
Perfection!
Thank you
Love peas I’m from England
Hello and welcome to my videos.
Thanks OAG 😊
Thank you
Heard you had been under the weather. Prayers and best wishes
Thank you. Yes, I had a stay in the hospital, almost didn't make it out alive.
My grandparents always grew field peas, still have some in my freezer. 🌱❤
Yes, field peas are good also. And field peas can stand the heat, English peas do not stand the heat.
Blessings 🌼
Thank you.
I am so glad Patara recommend your channel. I have a small back yard garden. My beans are ready to pick. Can you tell me how to naturally make shuck beans?
Pick and discard any that are bad or have bad spots. Use a needle and thread to make a string about 3 to 4 feet long. Run the needle through the bean, about middle of its length, keep doing that until the string is full. hang it is a dry place until the beans are dry.
@@OldAlabamaGardener sounds easy enough. Thank you.
I hear there are chances of storms and flooding in Alabama? Hope you are safe! Thanks for the pea video. I like this stuff that I should have learnt by my folks and my school!
Thank you, we are in a safe location.
When they are fresh picked, I like to eat them raw. Good tips
Me too! Just munching on them fresh.
Very cool. Thanks for the information. New sub!!
Thanks for the sub!
Much love from Michigan, always look forward to seeing your videos! Hope you're doing good :)
Thanks so much!!
Always good for soups & cornbread.
Yes, I agree.
May God continue to Bless You Young Man 😍 i wsh you could share your food with us too.. Abundant Blessings Good Sir xx
Thank you.
Great video. I hope when I'm your age I still able to make videos. LOL
I hope so too!
Just wondering--how many packets of seeds did you plant for that harvest? I've never started them indoors but am going to do next time. Thanks for the tips.
I don't remember the number of packets of seed, but I planted 400 seeds and transplanted almost all of them.
My favourite
Thanks
Thank you for sharing your garden knowledge with us all. Do you fertilize just at install or again throughout growing season?
Hi, I'm new to page and really enjoy it. 😉 could you do a video on your eye sight? You are 80 years old and I have never seen you in glasses.
I have contact lenses implanted
I would think it would be a little too hot for peas during that time maybe Your zone is cooler than I think. I’m in 9b and I basically have to start my peas in November and let them over winter in the ground so that I get a harvest early spring
Yes, I am in zone 7. And I start my peas in the house, under grow lights and as you see transplant them out when the frost is past.
Love ya OAG!
Love ya too Tammy!
Aloha 🌺🥰
I just love ❤️ your channel. Can I plant peas for a fall harvest? Or is it only in the spring that peas can be grown? I live in zone 5. After shelling all the peas, do I have to do anything with them before placing them into the freezer, like blanching them first?
Yes, you can plant a fall crop. Just get the timing down of when to start the seeds. We find that peas taste better if we blanche them before freezing.
@@OldAlabamaGardener Thanks for responding. Great to know. On a different note, I’m starting to harvest my green beans. Would I blanch them before freezing too?
@@CuriousinNY Yes. What blanching does is stop the enzymes from spoiling the beans. Enzymes are what will cause the beans to not taste good, even in the freezer. Blanching kills the enzymes. If you want to get a first hand example of what I am talking about, do some both ways (some blanched and some not blanched) and see which one you like best. Be sure to mark the freezer bag which is blanched and which is not. Then after a month or so, cook some of each, that way you can do a "side-by-side" taste test. Then next year you will know which way you want to do all your beans.
@@OldAlabamaGardener You are the best!
praise the Lord
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Would you have a video on cramps? My dad is 80 and gets these really bad on occasion . He's on prescription medication for it and also takes magnesium but it doesn't help. Thank you 😊
Blessings and health to you ❤
No, I don't have a video on cramps. If it were me I would want to know my vitamin D blood level and then get it up to at least 50 ng/ml. Have you tried Apple Cider Vinegar?
@@OldAlabamaGardener no sir, I'll give that ACV a try and I'll get with his Dr on checking his levels .
Hey Alabama gardener i love your videos Man, How do you go about growing food in a new plot of land of heavy dense clay soil thats eroding? I really want to grow a three sisters method in it but my roots dont have enough oxygen to grow in it. I would really appreciate any advice from others as well!
To stop the eroding, you might consider framed beds. To improve the soil, add compost, plant matter, leaves and worm castings. To watch my videos on worms and worm castings, do a Google search on: OAG worms
@@OldAlabamaGardener I really appreciate the fast response Man and the stuff your doing on youtube, may God bless you!
Thanks ! Do the older/larger peas have less sugar/more carbohydrates and are more starchy?
Hello Ken. Yes, the younger ones are sweeter and the older ones more starchy. I grew these primarily for my wife, as she likes to mix them with rice and then cook both the rice and peas together. It is just one of her countries ethnic foods.
Funny we've used hog/cattle panels for years for our peas, cukes and anything that climbs. We used it also for our chicken coops.
I agree. It has many uses.
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Thank you
yeah i have to try that next year. get back on the horse type of thing...
Thank you
I'm in Texas, will these do well in a fall garden? would I plant last of Sept?
Yes, fall is another good time to grow these peas.
Ohhhhh, those look absolutely delicious. But, with my diabetes, that’s too many carbs. Eat some for Me !!!
These are for my wife.
Not sure I could settle for 1/2 cup😆😆 no peas for me.. something ate them all 😢 and my spinach too..😔
Have a good evening 🌻🌻🌻
I have a small fence around mine to keep rabbits and ground hogs out.
Is there any reason to not trellises the peas like you do pinto beans? Also how can I keep my pea shoots safe from birds? Thank you sir
No reason other than where I have the peas is protected from animal pests that will eat the young peas growth. From birds, some times they can be repelled by having a large plastic snake laying on the ground or on the trellis. The only other way is with something called Bird Netting.
I really need your help .
This dont have anything to do with peas but I thought is anyone would know this answer it would be you. I got bean mosaic virus this year and im wondering what can I plant in the soil. Also do I have to wait. I want to grow collard greens but im not sure if I can please help.
Collard greens should be okay. There are always many things that our plants have to deal with.
@@OldAlabamaGardener thank you
do you sell them to
What can I grow in the late summer into the fall? As far as anything.
It depends on where you are located.
@@OldAlabamaGardener North Texas
You should be ale to grow some greens such as turnip greens, Kale, Collards, radishes, turnips, spinach, and maybe a crop of English peas or sugar peas,
@@OldAlabamaGardener willndo thank you so much. I just subscribed to your channel.
@@OldAlabamaGardener Keep bringing us your knowledge on the natural and healthy way of living.
OAG, just add a pinch of see salt, it will taste even better.
Yep.
I don't like them peas ,but bet they are good fresh
Yes, they are good fresh.
Awful nice of the Almighty to put that zip strip on the side of those peas ..
Yes, He provided so much for us.