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Kaye Kittrell: How did the PEA TRELLIS do? Growing TIPS and Varieties!



SNOW PEA TRELLIS update with growing and harvesting tips and varieties! Back to Bamboo Oasis for an update with Darrell! City girl sharing life on my Tennessee homestead with #cats! Subscribe so you won’t miss out!

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29 Comments

  5. Rich M

    Really helpful to know where you pull that pea off for the plant to get the message that it needs to produce more. Thank you.

  6. Sue D.

    Good Morning Kaye and Darrell – Great idea to section off part of your crops to save for seed next year and to remember to pick off the entire stem of peas so they will continue to produce. I usually take my scissors out when I harvest as sometimes they just don't want to let go! Have a blessed week..

  7. Terri

    Hi Kaye great video! Botanical Interests is having a great sale on seeds!

  11. Carol Avant

    You two crack me up! The peas look amazing! Our Spring pea season is pretty much done, but at least I got some this year, as the weather stayed relatively cool. Y'all are just now starting to heat up a little!

  13. Cami Richardson

    That's a beautiful pea patch! I love to grow anything on my two different arches as I love to stand in the shade and pick what dangles! LOL Maybe, perhaps Darrell needs his own mic?

  14. Hetty

    Hello dear kaye, hey too Darrell and petie, my goodness kaye, lovely video, lots of bamboo, peas a nd tip s ,lots of goodness,thankyou for such wonderful video 😊mmmmmm! Yum yum,

  16. Deborah Strickland

    What a smart doggie! I love herding dogs. I love Oregon peas too. Impressive garden! (Whoa Darrell! Take it easy with sweet Kaye’s pickin’.) I’ve got to figure out how to grow a pineapple.💚👏

  19. Deborah Lewis

    I haven’t tried peas yet but possibly for fall this year. You 2 crack me up, and now I want to know Darryl’s coffee making secret.

  21. Hetty

    Ts just lovely, thankyou to Darrell too,oh you 2 are making me hungry 😊, perfectly cheerful 😅 video, bless you ,take care xxxx

  22. Darrell Luck

    I just watched a video about Yellowstone and had the thought that if I had my picture taken at Old Faithful it would be a GEEZER at a GEYSER !

  24. Jennie Arnold

    That's amazing! This is my first year having a good pea harvest but nothing like that! Next year I intend to plant many, many more! Hubby and I like standing in the garden just snacking on them.

  28. Terrie Allred

    Y'all are so entertaining! So glad you have good friends around you! I can't believe my peas are still producing. It's nice that it's not so humid here in NC yet.

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