BIG TINE LOCK DOWN winter pea seed bag and related planting diagrams
BIG TINE LOCK DOWN
BIG TINE LOCK DOWN
BIG TINE LOCK DOWN

Vendor:BigTine

BIG TINE LOCK DOWN

$29.99

BIG TINE LOCK DOWN is an 8.5 lb bag of winter pea seed designed to cover up to 1/4 acre. Its planting instructions emphasize soil pH between 6.0 and 7.0, and recommend lime and fertilizer adjustments based on soil testing or general guidelines. Seed should be broadcast at 9 lbs per quarter acre and lightly worked into the soil with a drag, without tilling or disking.

  • One bag weighs 8.5 lbs and covers up to 1/4 acre
  • Soil pH should be between 6.0 and 7.0 for best performance
  • Add lime and fertilizer based on soil test or use specified general rates
  • Broadcast seed at 9 lbs per 1/4 acre and cover lightly (max ½ inch)
  • Optional wire browse cage can be placed to monitor browsing pressure

Winter Pea Seed

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Exact Details and Fit

Bag Size and Coverage

Bag weight
8.5 lbs
Coverage
Up to 1/4 acre
Seed rate
9 lbs per 1/4 acre
Soil pH range
6.0 to 7.0 recommended
Lime rate if untested
500 lbs per 1/4 acre
Fertilizer rate if untested
75 lbs 17-17-17 per 1/4 acre
Seed cover depth
Max 1/2 inch
Sunlight requirement
Minimum 4 hours per day
Soil type
Medium to well drained

What arrives

One 8.5 lb bag of BIG TINE LOCK DOWN winter pea seed

Planting Requirements

Soil Conditions and Preparation

Adjust soil pH with lime if needed, fertilize according to soil test or recommendations, broadcast seed at 9 lbs per 1/4 acre, cover seed no more than 1/2 inch using drag, avoid tilling or disking seed into soil.

Shipping and Returns

Order Details

Shipping Rates and Times

Shipping rates are supplied by the supplier and displayed at checkout. Label produced within 2 days.

Returns Policy

30 day returns accepted with no label or restocking fees.
BIG TINE LOCK DOWN

Late-season ritual

BIG TINE LOCK DOWN brings a quiet order to the shoulder months—cool air, soft light, and a plot set with intention.

Field notes

The calm of a plot coming together

Plainspoken and proven

Small acreages deserve clarity. With one 8.5 lb bag covering up to a quarter acre, planning becomes tangible, not guesswork. Clear steps—soil pH in the 6.0–7.0 range, sunlight, and straightforward broadcasting—replace uncertainty with a simple, repeatable routine.

From bag to ground

When the season turns, time gets short. BIG TINE LOCK DOWN Winter Peas Mix lets you act decisively: lime and fertilizer guidance, a defined seeding rate of 9 lbs per 1/4 acre, and shallow coverage no more than half an inch. It’s a measured path that respects the land and your schedule.

For the caretaker

Land stewards who tend small plots and want a clean, guided way to set winter peas in motion.

How it lives with you

Test your soil, work in lime and balanced fertilizer as recommended, then broadcast 9 lbs per 1/4 acre and lightly drag to cover seed no deeper than 1/2 inch in a site with medium to well-drained soil and four hours of sun.
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About BigTine

Supplier Profile

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Questions on Use

BIG TINE LOCK DOWN FAQs

How much area does one bag cover?
One 8.5 lb bag covers up to 1/4 acre.
What soil pH should I aim for?
A pH between 6.0 and 7.0 is recommended.
How much seed should I broadcast?
Use 9 lbs per 1/4 acre.
How deep should the seed be covered?
Cover no more than 1/2 inch by using a drag; do not till or disk the seed in.
What are the basic site and prep guidelines if I don’t have a soil test?
Choose medium to well-drained soil with at least 4 hours of sun, work in 500 lbs of lime and 75 lbs of 17-17-17 (or similar) per 1/4 acre, then broadcast and lightly drag.