Growing Peas

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13 Jul 14 patricia (Australia - temperate climate)
What is the pH level for growing peas this is the first I am trying to grow peas. Please help.
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24 Jul 14 Kevin (Australia - temperate climate)
Patricia,the PH level would be into the alkaline area but can I suggest you pick up a copy of the current ABC Organic Growing magazine where there is an excellent article on Peas bt Justin Russell .
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18 Aug 18 Jane (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
How do I accommodate the pH for various and different plants growing in the same garden? For example,the needs of one plant (peas) will be different to another. Similarly, a plants' water needs. How on earth do I get this right? Thanks.
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