How to Germinate Peas The Fast Way - Sugar magnolia #gardening #garden #cc

How to germinate Sweet Magnolia peas the fast way and greater your chances of a pea harvest. Don't waste your time planting ...

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🌱 Sugar Magnolia snap peas have purple edible pods and should be picked young and tender to keep them producing in the garden.

🌱 Before planting the snap peas, the person prepared the seeds and mixed compost with bone meal and slow-release fertilizer.

🌱 The person uses a homemade compost made from grass clippings and leaf mold, which results in rich and nutrient-dense soil.

🌱 They clear out old plants like straight neck squash and black zucchini to make space for the snap peas.

🌱 The snap peas will be grown on a pallet trellis and are expected to reach a height of 6 to 7 feet.

🌱 Sweet Magnolia snap peas fix nitrogen into the soil, making them a good companion plant for fall crops like radishes and beets.

🌱 The snap pea seeds are germinated and planted in a trench, with good soil contact ensured and lightly mulched until they sprout.

Timestamped Summary

02:20 The narrator mentions that the sugar magnolia snap peas have purple edible pods and talks about their previous experience growing green pods snap peas.

03:08 The narrator prepares the bed for planting by removing some existing plants like squash and zucchini.

04:40 The narrator praises the rich soil in the bed, which has been enriched with compost made from grass clippings and leaf mold.

05:11 The narrator mentions their heavy mulching practice to prevent weed growth.

07:44 The narrator pulls back the mulch to make room for the sweet Magnolia snap peas and explains that they will lean on the trellis as they grow.

09:44 The narrator carefully plants the germinated sweet Magnolia snap pea seedlings, making sure to have good soil contact.

12:35 The narrator adds a light layer of mulch over the newly planted snap peas.

13:05 The narrator encourages viewers to subscribe and share the video.

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Q&A

What kind of peas are being planted?

Sugar Magnolia snap peas with purple edible pods.

How should the peas be picked in order to keep them producing?

They should be picked young and tender.

How tall do the sweet Magnolia snap peas grow?

Up to six to seven feet.

What is a good companion plant for the sweet Magnolia snap peas?

Radishes, beets, and other fall crops.

What should be done with the cucumber plant in the garden?

It should be cut off at the stalk to get rid of it.