Legumes

Pea and bean seeds (legumes) — garden peas, sugar snaps, French, runner, dwarf and climbing beans; productive and great for the soil.
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    Organic pole bean for tall garden supports pole bean seeds neckarkönigin are an organic choice for gardeners looking for a vigorous, climbing bean suited to vertical growing. This Neckarkönigin variety develops long, rounded green pods...

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    Organic pole bean seeds for tall supports pole bean seeds neckarkönigin are an organic vegetable seed choice for gardeners who want a vigorous, annual climbing plant with long, rounded green pods. This long pod green...

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    Climbing annual beans with long, straight pods pole bean seeds ‘Terli’ are an annual vegetable choice for gardeners who want a vigorous climbing habit and a neat, productive look on supports. This long pod bean...

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    Three-colour pole beans for vertical garden spaces pole bean seeds three color mix are an annual vegetable choice for gardeners who enjoy colourful harvests and vigorous climbing growth. This climbing bean seeds mix combines three...

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    Overvloed pole beans for vertical garden growing pole beans seeds overvloed are an annual vegetable choice valued for their vigorous climbing habit and generous clusters of long, slender pods. This well-known variety is suited to...

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    Three-color climbing beans for vertical garden space pole beans seeds three color mix offer a striking way to grow climbing beans with pods in purple, green, and yellow tones. This annual vegetable bean selection is...

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    Organic mangetout pea seeds for neat pods sugar pea norli seeds are an organic, annual vegetable choice for gardeners who want a reliable mangetout type with smooth, tender pods. This variety is known for producing...

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    Large light green pods for tender harvest sugar pea seeds sweetsalome are an annual vegetable choice for gardeners who enjoy crisp, edible pods picked young. This large pod pea variety is known for its striking...

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    De Grace variety for compact garden harvests sugar peas seeds ‘De Grace’ are an annual vegetable choice for gardeners who want neat, productive plants without the need for supports. This dwarf pea variety stays reasonably...

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    Sweet, tender pods from an early annual Sugar peas seeds ‘Heraut’ are a vigorous annual vegetable choice for gardeners who enjoy long, light green pods with a pleasantly sweet flavour and tender texture. This is...

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    Climbing sugar peas with purple red flowers sugar peas seeds are a classic choice for an annual vegetable garden, valued for their tender pods and decorative blooms. This climbing pea variety develops vigorous vines that...

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Pea and bean seeds (legumes)

Peas and beans are among the most satisfying crops to grow — productive, delicious straight from the pod, and they even feed your soil by fixing nitrogen as they grow. The group spans sweet garden peas and sugar snaps, quick dwarf beans and towering climbing beans. Most are easy from a direct sowing once the soil warms.

New to growing veg? Our guide covers sowing, supporting and harvesting beans and peas.

How to grow peas and beans

Sow direct from spring once the soil has warmed, or start early under cover. Climbing types need a wigwam or netting to scramble up, while dwarf and bush kinds need little support. As legumes, they fix their own nitrogen, leaving the soil richer for whatever follows.

Beans and peas for every plot

For small spaces, dwarf French beans and bush peas crop without supports; for big yields, climbing and runner beans make the most of height. Browse green beans, broad beans and all vegetable seeds.

Pick your podded favourites — a generous crop of green beans, or compact bush types for tight spaces.

Popular legumes

Peas · Sugar Snap Peas · French Beans · Green Beans · Dwarf Bean · Climbing Beans · Runner Bean · Broad Bean

All vegetable seeds ship from Meppel, NL with fast EU delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do I sow peas and beans?
Sow direct from spring once the soil has warmed; tender beans wait until after the last frost, while hardy peas can go in early.
Do they need support?
Climbing beans and tall peas need a wigwam, canes or netting; dwarf and bush types need little or none.
Why are legumes good for the soil?
They fix nitrogen from the air at their roots, so they enrich the soil for the crop that follows.
Dwarf or climbing — which should I grow?
Dwarf types are quick and need no support; climbing types crop heavily over a long season in less ground space.
Do you ship across the EU?
Yes, orders ship from Meppel in the Netherlands with fast EU delivery, and the final shipping cost is shown at checkout.