Seeds for Vegetable Garden Projects

Sugar Snap Pea Seeds Details

Key Specifications

Exact Details and Fit

Brand or supplier
Seattle Seed Company
Product type
Vegetables
Botanical Name
Pisum sativum
Plant Type
Annual (cool season)
Planting Time
Early spring; fall in mild climates
Planting Depth
1–2 inches
Spacing
2–4 inches apart
Days to Germination
7–10 days
Days to Harvest
60–70 days
Vine Length
4–6 feet
Light Needs
Full sun to partial shade
Water Needs
Moderate, consistent moisture
Difficulty
Easy
Seed Type
Open-Pollinated

What arrives

One Sugar Snap Pea Seeds package in the selected option unless a kit or multi-piece set is clearly listed. Styling accessories in photos not included.

Garden Compatibility

Best Growing Conditions

Use Sugar Snap Pea Seeds according to the supplier’s growing instructions for seed starting and garden maintenance tasks. Provide trellis support as indicated and follow timing and spacing guidelines.

Cool Season Annual Vines

Best with the garden beds, hoses, faucets, soil, seed trays, irrigation parts, or outdoor spaces that match the product's listed specs.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

Ordering and Delivery

Shipping and Returns

Shipping Information

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Returns Policy

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and coordination with Seattle Seed Company.
Sugar Snap Pea Seeds

Sweetness on the vine

Crisp pods, cool mornings, and the small ceremony of harvesting by hand.

Kitchen-door agriculture

Sugar Snap Pea Seeds

The garden snack you can hear

Grocery peas arrive tired; Sugar Snap Pea Seeds bring snap and perfume straight from your own trellis. Vines climb steadily in the cool shoulder seasons, setting plump pods that rarely make it indoors. It’s abundance you can taste while you water, shell, and share.

From seed to handful

Growing Sugar Snap Pea Seeds turns a corner of the yard into a daily ritual—check the vines, find what’s ready, taste and keep going. The crisp break of a fresh pod resets the afternoon, and the bowl fills faster than expected. In a mild fall or early spring, the harvest bookends the year with green.

For the gatherers

Home gardeners who want cool-season vines that bear sweet, edible pods for snacking and simple cooking.

How it lives at home

Sow directly in early spring, add a trellis, and harvest the pods when they’re plump, firm, and sweet.
  • Garden projects
  • Seed starting
  • Watering
  • Outdoor maintenance
  • Plant care
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About the Brand

Seattle Seed Company

Seattle Seed Company, based in Freeland, WA, brings together seeds and garden-growing products with a small, purposeful selection of plant & herb growing kits and chairs. The collection sits where home, garden, and maker living overlap: practical supplies for people building hands-on outdoor spaces and objects—like chairs with enough form and material presence—to anchor a porch, sunroom, or corner of the house. Buyers will appreciate items chosen for how they shape both a project and a place: tools and kits that start gardens, and singular furnishings that help organize and define the space around them. These are pieces for making, planting, and living with intention.
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Questions About Your Seeds

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I plant Sugar Snap Pea Seeds?
Direct sow in early spring as soon as the soil can be worked; in mild Pacific Northwest climates, a fall sowing is also productive.
Do the vines need support?
Yes, provide a trellis or similar support, as vines reach about 4–6 feet long.
How far apart should I space the seeds?
Plant seeds 1–2 inches deep and space them 2–4 inches apart.
How long until harvest?
Expect 7–10 days to germination and about 60–70 days to harvest.
How do I know when to pick the pods?
Harvest when pods are plump, firm, and sweet—before they overripen and lose tenderness.