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Planted 2014-09-09

First harvest expected 2014-11-30

Finish expected 2014-12-09

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Harvest months

Spring
September, usually harvesting
October, usually harvesting
November, usually harvesting
Summer
December, usually harvesting
January, usually harvesting
February
Autumn
March
April, usually harvesting
May, usually harvesting
Winter
June, usually harvesting
July, usually harvesting
August

Highlighted months are when this crop is usually harvested here.

Planted

about 12 years ago 2014-09-09

Progress

Done Finished

Quantity

unknown seeds

Grown in

semi-shade

Rating

not rated

Grown from

Seed

Weather in Ballarat New

Daily high and low
2 °C frost lineDies at 0 °CGrows at 4–30°Grows best 10–24°
Daily rainfall
Rain
747 mm
Hottest day
40.8°C
Coldest night
0.3°C
Soil temperature
13.8°C
Days in its best range
273 of 361
Days
361

Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0). Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information. The weather is modelled for the area around the garden, not measured in it, and runs a few days behind. The totals, charts and expected weather are our adaptation of that data.

Notes

I interplanted the Silverbeet seedlings with bush peas. I'm growing them as a living mulch, they are also nitrogen fixers. I may or may not get a crop depending on whether they start covering the silverbeets. Sq 3 and 4.

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Observations

Nothing noticed yet. Note when it flowers, fruits, wilts or falls ill.

  1. Day 0
    Planted

No frost reached this pea planting

Frost was possible until 28 Oct. We have no night temperatures for this pea planting. The pea planting went in on 9 Sep, 24 days before the usual last frost (3 Oct).

This pea planting against the frost season

  • Usual frost danger
  • Possible: as early or late as it has come
  • Planting, finished
Frost danger it grew through
50 days
from planting to the latest it has come, 28 Oct
Usual last frost
3 Oct
planted 24 days before it

Experimental: this feature is new and might be flaky. These dates are estimates from 25 km weather-model data, not readings from a station at your garden, so a cold spot can be colder. They may be wrong, so check your national weather service and ask local growers before relying on them.

Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0)

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Crop

Photo of pea

Pea

Pisum sativum

  • 94 plantings
  • 20 harvests
  • An annual, living about 91 days
  • First harvest about 77 days after planting
  • Last harvest about 90 days after planting
  • Usually grown in sun

World neighbours

Other pea plantings at the same latitude.