Pea field seeds (green manure)

Late, high-yielding coarse-grained variety, excellent taste and color, uniform ripening, high resistance to a complex of diseases (fusarium wilting, powdery mildew), high heat resistance and drought resistance.

An annual oil plant, as a green manure, it actively releases sparingly soluble phosphates, normalizes the acid-base balance of the soil, can grow on any soil from very acidic to alkaline, germinates quickly and grows quickly, a good honey plant.

A perennial plant with lower lyre-pinnately dissected leaves with a large rounded-oval terminal lobe, a good honey plant; autumn sowings provide early green food in the spring.

Mid-season variety. From germination to technical ripeness 68-73 days. The plants are 70-75 cm high. Beans are straight or slightly curved, 7–9 cm long. In the technical ripeness phase, they are green and contain 8–9 seeds each.

Pea is a prolific and early yielding shelling pea! This wrinkle-seeded pea is fast growing and produces plump dark green pods. Enjoy 7-9 delicious peas per pod that are perfect for soups or as a side dish. The Progress holds well on the vine.

It has excellent taste qualities, cooks quickly, is undemanding to growing conditions and is very productive. Lima beans are often called butter beans for their creamy taste when cooked.

High-yielding, super-early among the early varieties of peas, which is distinguished by good taste and technological qualities, this variety is unpretentious to growing conditions and tolerates hot conditions well.