Category: Fruits

You can protect an entire row of your seedlings by constructing a tunnel of bird netting. Try protecting individual seedlings by placing plastic berry baskets over them. In a similar technique, ome gardeners suggest taking a clean, clear soda bottle and cutting the bottom off of it. How do you protect pea shoots? Protect mature […]

Being rich in bioflavonoids, butterfly pea can promote hair growth and reduce hair graying. Consuming this beautiful flower powder is equally good for memory enhancement, as an anti-stress, anxiolytic, and antidepressant. Even a few sips of butterfly pea powder tea have soothing properties. How much Butterfly pea powder do you use? 1/2 tspRecommended serving size […]

A light yellowish-green color. A yellowish green colour, like that of pea. Is there a color called pea green? The hexadecimal color code #739122 is a medium dark shade of yellow-green. In the RGB color model #739122 is comprised of 45.1% red, 56.86% green and 13.33% blue. What does pea green color look like? Pea […]

Current preplant / preemergence herbicides labeled for peas include Command (clomazone), Dual Magnum (metolachlor), Frontier (dimethenamid), Gramoxone (paraquat), Prowl (pendimethalin), Pursuit (imazethapyr), Roundup (glyphosate), Sencor (metribuzin), Sonalan (ethalfluralin), Spartan (sulfentrazone), and Treflan ( How do you kill weeds in peas? A spring herbicide application, either pre-seed or pre-emergent herbicide (PEH), is recommended as peas are […]

The Butterfly Pea, Clitoria ternatea, is a vining perennial with striking deep blue flowers. As a legume, it produces pea pods that are edible when young and tender, but it is the flowers that are the main attraction. Can I eat butterfly pea? The flowers, leaves, young shoots and tender pods are all edible and […]

It has been found that butterfly pea plant possesses tranquilizing properties. The entire top part of this herb is smoked to alleviate respiratory problems like asthma. Can you smoke dried butterfly pea flower? Butterfly Pea may also help boost your immune system, help with weight loss and to aid in detoxing the body. This herb […]

A garden pea plant produces white axial flowers. Another pea plant produces violet terminal flowers. Question Class 12th Type of Answer Video & Image Question Language In Video – English In Text – English Students Watched 800 + What is the colour of pea? Pea seeds naturally appear in a variety of colours from shades […]

Sweet Pea (Lathyrus Latifolius Pearl Pink) – This ever popular Everlasting Sweet Pea is smothered in showy sprays of delicate pink flowers all summer long. It grows easily from flower seeds and is a vigorous, perennial climber. The pink flowers look lovely scrambling over a sunny wall, or growing up an old fence. Why are […]

We are able to do natural blue frosting using the butterfly pea flower which is safe for dogs?… Can dogs have butterfly pea flower tea? Dogs do not need flowers in their daily diet, but if they happen to eat a few petals, they can, as long as the flower is non-toxic. Is butterfly pea […]

It is also packed with antioxidants which help to slow down our aging process. Of the antioxidants it contains, Anthocyanin has been shown to help enhance night vision and overall vision by protecting the eyes from free radical damage. What are the benefits of butterfly pea? 11 Benefits of Drinking Butterfly Pea Tea Antioxidant and […]

If you steep the pea flower in a little water for a couple of minutes, remove the flowers and then top with cold water, you have created the perfect drink to cool your kids down and keep them hydrated. What are the side effects of Butterfly pea tea? There are few side effects associated with […]

Butterfly pea occurs in dry and rocky woods. It is an uncommon plant in the southeastern United States. Of the 35 species of Clitoria worldwide, this is the only widespread species native to North America. Can you grow butterfly pea flower? Growing Spurred Butterfly Pea Vines Lightly nick or scrape the seeds, and then let […]

To stop mice eating peas, beans, sweat corn etc when they have been put in the soil to germinate just cover the area with a fine mesh (wire or plastic) making sure it is secured to the ground (I use long, old metal pipes to weigh down the edges or push sufficient soil over the […]

Everlasting sweet peas are both self-seeding and spreads via rhizomes, so propagation is quite easy. Sow sweet pea seeds, in soil above 50° degrees Fahrenheit. If you plan to have sweet peas climb, dig a trench about an inch deep and a foot away from the trellis, you intend the plant to climb. Can you […]

Pea weevils are not actually weevils; they’re beetles! The adult pea weevils are pretty easy to spot. Both the adults and larvae destroy parts of the plant’s leaves. Will peas grow after Tops eaten? It depends a bit on how much plant material is left, but typically they will grow back. I regularly pinch off […]

6′ to 9′ feet. Size & Growth. Everlasting pea climber has a trailing and climbing habit and grows to a height of 6′ to 9′ feet with a spread of 3′ to 6′ feet. When left to its own devices with nothing to climb, the plant will ramble as far as it can grow as […]

Each pea plant flower has both male and female parts. The anther is part of the stamen, the male structure that produces male gametes (pollen). The stigma is part of the pistil, the female structure that produces female gametes and guides the pollen grains to them. What is the structure of the pea flowers? Its […]

Mendel chose pea plants because they had easily observable characteristics and there were two contrasting observable traits of each character. There were seven pairs of such contrasting characters seen and used (manipulated) by Mendel for his experiments. Why did Mendel choose the pea plants to compare the characteristics? Gregor Mendel chose the pea plants for […]

Sugar snap peas are fully edible pea pods that you can easily grow in a few months. You’ll want to sow your snap peas at the end of the cold season as early as the final frost of winter. Plant the seeds 1-inch-deep and about a foot apart in healthy soil. Can you plant the […]

Push pea seeds 1 to 2 inches into the soil, depending on your soil condition — plant 1 inch for cool, wet soil and 2 inches for drier, warmer soil, advises Cornell University. Space seeds 2 to 4 inches apart, on either side of the support. Rows should be 18 inches apart on their centers. […]