Maestro Shell Peas

Multiple Disease Resistance

(6 customer reviews)

Unmatched sweetness if picked before fully mature. Withstands mosaic virus, common wilt, powdery mildew. Bears over several weeks, setting plenty of 4 1/2-in. pods with up to 10 peas. 61 DAYS.

Seed counts: A packet of 225 pea seeds sows a 15-ft. row; 1/2 lb. sows a 50-ft. row.
All Gurney's pea seed is now treated.

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Product Details

Zones: 3 - 9 annual
Height: 24-26 in
Spacing: 2-3 in between plants, 18-24 in between rows
Depth: 1-1.5 in
Spread: 5 in
Sun/Shade: full sun
Germination: 7-10 days
Days To Maturity: 61
Yield: 20lbs/ 100 foot row

Comments: Bred for hardiness. Early strong variety can be picked over a longer period of time. Excellent disease resistance. Many double podded.
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- Monday, June 18, 2007
maestro peas
Reviewed By: Patricia Wellman (Lovell, Wyoming)
I have never had such lovely peas. They are long, full and delicious. I want to be sure to buy the same kind again next season. Thanks so much

- Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Maestro Peas
Reviewed By: Leon Horman (Iona, ID)
I planted Maestro and Green Arrow Peas on April 4th. this year. The Maestro Peas are just now about ready to eat. (About 68 days). The Green Arrow are now in bloom. I have always liked Green Arrow but the Maestro is so much earlier and taste great.

- Tuesday, July 06, 2010
great crop!
Reviewed By: Karen (DIke, Iowa)
This is the 1st time I have planted the maestro peas and was pleasantly surprised. The pods were long with up to 13 peas in them, they were yummy and produced a good amount. Only thing to do differently next year I would stake them up so the wind doesn't blow them over and it's harder to pick. Definitely planting again next year!!!

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