Cascadia Snap Pea 30+Seeds – Sweet Sugar Snap Peas – Productive Crisp Edible Pods

Grow crisp, sweet peas straight from your garden with Cascadia Snap Pea Seeds, a productive snap pea variety prized for its juicy, crunchy edible pods and deliciously sweet flavor.

Cascadia produces plump, deep green pods on vigorous yet manageable vines. Unlike shelling peas, the entire pod is edible, making these peas perfect for snacking fresh from the garden, salads, stir-fries, steaming, and quick sautés.

This cool-season variety performs beautifully in spring and fall gardens and is a wonderful choice for raised beds, traditional vegetable gardens, and smaller growing spaces. Regular harvesting encourages continued pod production for an abundant garden-to-table crop.

Plant Details

• Variety: Cascadia
• Type: Snap Pea / Edible Pod Pea
• Species: Pisum sativum
• Life Cycle: Annual
• Growth Habit: Compact vining
• Plant Height: Approximately 24–36 inches
• Pod Color: Deep green
• Pod Length: Approximately 3 inches
• Pods: Plump, crisp and edible
• Flavor: Sweet, juicy and crunchy
• Days to Maturity: Approximately 60–70 days
• Season: Cool season
• Sun: Full sun
• Support: Short trellis or pea fence recommended
• Harvest: Pick while pods are crisp, green and plump
• Uses: Fresh eating, salads, stir-fries, steaming, sautéing and freezing
• Best For: Garden beds, raised beds and edible gardens

Growing Info

• Direct Sow: Plant Cascadia peas outdoors in early spring as soon as the soil can be worked. For a fall crop, sow again in late summer where temperatures allow.
• Sowing Depth: Plant seeds approximately 1–1½ inches deep.
• Spacing: Space seeds about 2 inches apart, with approximately 18–24 inches between rows.
• Sunlight: Choose a location receiving at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day.
• Soil: Plant in fertile, loose, well-draining soil. Adding compost before planting can help provide favorable growing conditions.
• Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist, especially during flowering and pod development. Avoid allowing plants to sit in waterlogged soil.
• Support: Cascadia has relatively manageable vines, but a short trellis, pea fence, netting, or stakes will help keep the plants upright and make harvesting easier.
• Harvest: Pick snap peas when the pods are bright green, crisp and nicely filled out but still tender. Harvest regularly to encourage the plants to continue producing.

Why You’ll Love It

• Sweet, crunchy snap peas
• Entire pod is edible
• Excellent fresh from the garden
• Great for healthy snacking
• Delicious in stir-fries and salads
• Productive garden variety
• Manageable compact vines
• Excellent for raised beds
• Great spring and fall crop
• Easy to harvest
• Beautiful deep green pods
• Regular picking encourages production
• Perfect garden-to-table vegetable