He generally plants his peas in the ground in February and covers them with frost cloth to ward off any freezing temperatures. Within a month, Edwards can begin lightly harvesting the tendrils.

Peas are one of the most rewarding crops for home gardeners—sweet, simple, and surprisingly low-maintenance. However, the minute you think […] ...

Interested in cooking with pea tendrils found in today’s rice bowl recipe? Pea shoots are the stem, top leaves and delicate, curly threadlike tendrils of the green pea plant used for climbing ...

If you are itching to dust the snow off the garden and get some seeds in, peas are the solution. Peas are super cold-hardy, they’re easy to plant, and they balance the nitrogen in the soil ...

Sure, removing pea tendrils and physically training a vine involves doing a bit of work. It doesn’t take much of either, however, and the result is a set of nice, tall plants that bloom constantly.

Maltagliati, irregularly shaped, flat pasta, is the perfect canvas for a sherry vinegar pan sauce. Porcini mushrooms and pea tendrils make this a perfect recipe for spring.

The top 2 to 6 inches of a younger pea plant, pea shoots are harvested to include two to four pairs of leaves and immature tendrils. They may also include small flower buds and blossoms.

"Harvest in a fresh, dew-dried garden, about 65 days after planting," says gardening coach Jennifer Holston. "Hold the vine at the pea stem and gently pinch the stem above the pod." If the peas are ...

Most of the plants we know and admire were named after white, western men. Indigenous knowledge has been largely absent from the field of botany.

Interested in cooking with pea tendrils found in today’s rice bowl recipe? Pea shoots are the stem, top leaves and delicate, curly threadlike tendrils of the green pea plant used for climbing ...