Post by diane on Jun 11, 2020 14:54:54 GMT -5
I don't have any orange ones, but I have some very dark purple soup pea seeds from Annapolis Seeds in Nova Scotia, Canada.
They are called Swedish Red on the packet. There is a photo of them on their website, and this information:
www.annapolisseeds.com/Biskopens-Pea-p/005.htm
aka; Bishop’s Grey or Biskopens. Among the most productive of our dry peas. Beautiful reddish-purple seeds, I’ve never seen another pea quite like it. A very rare Scandinavian heirloom. We grew this one for years under the name Bishop's Grey (the literal English translation), but decided around 2012 that Swedish Red was more a suiting name.
They are called Swedish Red on the packet. There is a photo of them on their website, and this information:
www.annapolisseeds.com/Biskopens-Pea-p/005.htm
aka; Bishop’s Grey or Biskopens. Among the most productive of our dry peas. Beautiful reddish-purple seeds, I’ve never seen another pea quite like it. A very rare Scandinavian heirloom. We grew this one for years under the name Bishop's Grey (the literal English translation), but decided around 2012 that Swedish Red was more a suiting name.