More about the health benefits coming up below. First, here are some quick tips on planting.
Starting with peas, you can plant them in a spot (or a container) that gets at least six hours of full sun a day. They can be planted ‘as soon as the soil can be worked’ in the spring, and then again after the weather cools off in the fall. Beans, on the other hand, like warm or even hot weather.
It’s always a good idea to read the back of your seed packet before planting, or if you have received a gift of saved seed from another gardener, be sure to ask questions. If you're not sure what all the gardening jargon on the back of the packet means (i.e.: ‘as soon as the soil can be worked,’ etc.) or what questions to ask, you’ll find a guide here. (Both links are to my Substack articles. If you encounter a paywall on any of my articles, a $5 one-month subscription will turn them all off. You can avoid reoccurring fees…
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