Park Seed Southern Heirloom Coronet Cow Peas, 1 Pack of 250 Seeds
- These CowPeas are delicious and high yielding! Southern peas are also called cowpeas, field peas, crowder peas, and black-eyed peas.
- By whatever name you call them, they're an old favorite in the South and can be grown where both days and nights are warm for a period of 60-90 days.
- Coronet' is an improved pinkeye purplehull type. The plants are upright and compact.
- If allowed to grow to maturity and the seeds harvested dry, they have a maroon colored eye and a smooth seed coat. They can be boiled, frozen, canned, or dried. Green seeds can even be roasted like peanuts.
- These CowPeas are delicious and high yielding! Southern peas are also called cowpeas, field peas, crowder peas, and black-eyed peas.
- By whatever name you call them, they're an old favorite in the South and can be grown where both days and nights are warm for a period of 60-90 days.
- Coronet' is an improved pinkeye purplehull type. The plants are upright and compact.
- If allowed to grow to maturity and the seeds harvested dry, they have a maroon colored eye and a smooth seed coat. They can be boiled, frozen, canned, or dried. Green seeds can even be roasted like peanuts.
$9.95
Park Seed Southern Heirloom Coronet Cow Peas, 1 Pack of 250 Seeds—
$9.95
Description
- These CowPeas are delicious and high yielding! Southern peas are also called cowpeas, field peas, crowder peas, and black-eyed peas.
- By whatever name you call them, they're an old favorite in the South and can be grown where both days and nights are warm for a period of 60-90 days.
- Coronet' is an improved pinkeye purplehull type. The plants are upright and compact.
- If allowed to grow to maturity and the seeds harvested dry, they have a maroon colored eye and a smooth seed coat. They can be boiled, frozen, canned, or dried. Green seeds can even be roasted like peanuts.
