Feltham first pea seeds, are a reliable choice for gardeners wanting hardy winter dwarf garden pea seeds. With strong early cropping potential. This traditional early variety is well suited to autumn sowing in mild areas or early spring sowing. Producing compact plants around 45cm tall with large pointed green pods. Ideal for UK vegetable gardens, allotments, raised beds, kitchen gardens and large containers. Feltham first is a practical heirloom favourite for anyone wanting early pea seeds, shelling peas, heirloom vegetable seeds and grow your own vegetables from seed. Harvest regularly once the pods begin to swell to encourage continued cropping through the season.
Hardy Winter Dwarf Pea Seeds for UK Gardens
- Feltham First Peas – A Traditional First Early Variety for Autumn or Spring Sowing
- Winter Hardy Pea Seeds – Suitable for Overwintering in Mild Areas for an Earlier Crop
- Dwarf Garden Pea Seeds – Compact Plants Reach Around 45cm Tall in Good Conditions
- Early Vegetable Seeds – Ideal for Gardeners Wanting One of the First Pea Harvests
- Old Favourite Variety – A Long Standing Choice for Allotments and Kitchen Gardens
Easy to Grow Vegetable Seeds – Feltham First Shelling Pea
- Large Pointed Pods – Produces Green Pods Filled With Sweet Traditional Garden Peas
- Shelling Pea Seeds – Grown for Fresh Peas Rather Than Mangetout or Sugar Snap Pods
- Home Grown Veg – Perfect for Fresh Picking Straight From the Garden or Allotment
- Regular Harvesting – Pick Pods as They Swell to Help Encourage Continued Cropping
- Sweet Green Peas – Classic Flavour for Seasonal Vegetable Harvests and Family Gardens
Compact Pea Plants for Beds, Pots and Allotments
- No Tall Frame Needed – Short Pea Sticks or Light Support Can Be Used if Required
- Raised Bed Friendly – A Useful Dwarf Variety for Smaller Productive Growing Spaces
- Container Pea Seeds – Suitable for Large Pots, Patio Veg Growing and Deep Planters
- Direct Sow or Start Indoors – Grow in Drills, Deep Pots or Root Trainers
- UK Allotment Seeds – Great for Vegetable Patches, Spring Crops and Early Garden Rows













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