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I love planting sugar snaps but I never get any because DH and the Wildbunch always eats them off the vine, lol. I'm lucky to get a couple of pods to snack on.
 

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I never get any because they don't grow and produce for me....I'd be delighted if they produced and folks ate them! :D We like to cut up sugar snap peas into our salads, so that's the only reason I want to grow them, but sadly, every year nothing happens....piddly little vines come up and no peas to be found. :(
 

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That's because they are a northern crop.....can't stand the heat....
 

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WV....northern most southern state, southern most northern state. Sugar snap peas should do fine here in the spring, as we usually have very cool springs. ;) I just have some crappy soil.
 

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Probably not and, when soaked 24 hrs as they recommend prior to planting, I'm thinking any inoculate would be rinsed off.
 

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I never get any because they don't grow and produce for me....I'd be delighted if they produced and folks ate them! :D We like to cut up sugar snap peas into our salads, so that's the only reason I want to grow them, but sadly, every year nothing happens....piddly little vines come up and no peas to be found. :(
Try starting them indoors next year and transplanting. I would think you could start yours in February, since you are probably zoned higher than me at zone #5.
 

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Maybe skip the soaking. I don't soak mine most the time and they sprout fine. Maybe yours get too wet with soaking and planting in clay soil?

I usually skip the soaking, as the clay soil is always sopping wet anyway....but this year I'm soaking, to see if I can get different results. Without the soaking, they tend to take forever to germinate and then are very slow to grow.
 

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