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Sugar Magnolia Tendril Snap Pea

$4.25

Open Pollinated

70 days. Looking for a gorgeous, edible ornamental? Look no further than the Sugar Magnolia snap pea! The first ever purple podded snap pea features purple flowers (which hummingbirds love!) and dusty, purple pods! Vigorous vines with profuse trendrils grow to 8 feet or more and will cover a trellis in no time. Flavor is mild, not too sweet — perfect for stir-frying.

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