Sugar Ann Sugar Snap Pea

60 days — 'Sugar Ann' sugar snap pea vines are short, reaching twenty-four to thirty inches tall, and although they do not require it, they will definitely benefit from some support. Like snow peas, the whole pods of sugar snap peas are eaten. They are best harvested small at about two inches in length when they are crisp, sweet, and flavorful. After de-stringing, they are great fresh, used in a stir fry, or frozen for later use.

Bred and introduced by Gallatin Valley Seed Company of Twin Falls, Idaho in 1982^[1,2], 'Sugar Ann' was an "All-America Selection^®" winner in 1984. Each ounce is approximately 110 seeds, which is generally enough to plant at least a ten foot row.