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Pea seeds

Le premier semis du printemps et la première récolte de juin. Pois mange-tout, pois des neiges, pois à écosser, pois jaune à soupe, gourganes et edamame : douze cultivars qui aiment le froid et se sèment dès que le sol dégèle.

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Laxton's Progress #9 Shelling Peas

Suitable for the freezer

425$
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Climbing Snow Pea Mammoth Melting Sugar

It produces until the frost, up to two meters

425$
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Oregon Sugar Pod II Snow Peas

Eat them before the peas swell

425$
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Little Gourgane from Charlevoix

Sown as soon as the ground has thawed

425$
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Edamame Midori Star

Edamame, grown in Quebec

425$
Saint-Hubert climbing yellow soup pea

The pea for pea soup

425$
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Cascadia Snow Peas

Snow peas left on the ground

425$

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Sugar Snap climbing snow peas

Eat the pod and the pea

425$
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Windsor Gourgane

The big bean of the fava bean soup

425$
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Purple Mist Climbing Snow Peas

Young snow peas, to be shelled later

425$

Frequently asked questions

Quand semer les pois au Québec ?

Dès que le sol se travaille, à la fin avril, même s'il gèle encore la nuit. Le pois germe à 5 °C. Un semis de mai rencontre la chaleur trop tôt.

Sugar Snap ou pois des neiges, quelle différence ?

Le Sugar Snap se mange à gousse ronde et pleine, gousse comprise ; le pois des neiges se mange à gousse plate, avant que les pois se forment. Les deux sont des mange-tout.

Faut-il un treillis pour les pois ?

Pour les grimpants (Sugar Snap, Purple Mist, Saint-Hubert, Mammoth), oui, 1,8 m. Cascadia, Oregon Sugar Pod II et Laxton's Progress sont nains et tiennent seuls ou sur un grillage bas.

Here are our local seed producers

Thanks to the skills of our producers, we can offer you high-quality seeds that will yield resilient plants adapted to our Quebec climate. We have over 10 seed producers!

Jean-David Lacasse

Saint-Gilles, Chaudière-Appalaches, zone 4b

Yves Gagnon

“A seed grower is above all a gardener.”

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

Diane Mackay

Seed grower, herbalist and author of the book

40 medicinal plants for the family pharmacy

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

Marie-Claude Comeau

Certified organic seed farm

Manseau, Centre-du-Québec, zone 4b.

Caroline Prud'homme

Nature Culture Seed Farm

Frelighsburg, Estrie, Zone 5a.

Martin Drouin

Seed producer in Natural Culture

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

Hélène Saby

Certified organic seed farm

Saint-Chrysostome, Montérégie, zone 5b.

Gabriel Blanchet

Seed producer in Natural Culture

Saint-Émilie-de-l'Énergie, Lanaudière, zone 3b.

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A huge thank you for your exceptional work and your generosity in sharing your knowledge. Thanks to you, we have access to seeds adapted to our climate and a wealth of valuable information for successful farming. Your passion for agriculture and biodiversity is a true inspiration.

Thank you for promoting Quebec's expertise and helping to preserve precious varieties. Your commitment makes all the difference for local gardeners.

With all our gratitude,
The Guilbault and Paquette family
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Your site is a pleasure for the eyes and the mind, a phrase which seems to me to express everything about the quality of your work, both technically and artistically.
Mr. Cotnor