Unique Crimson Flowers

Our Winged Asparagus seeds for planting features vibrant crimson flowers that bloom in summer. Our eye-catching blooms not only enhance garden aesthetics but are also edible. Use them as a garnish or to brighten up salads, adding both color and a mild sweetness to your dishes.

Unusual Winged Pods

Our Winged Asparagus Pea seeds for garden produces distinctive winged pods, adding a unique visual element to your garden. Our edible garden seed pods, growing up to 3 1/2 inches, resemble asparagus in flavor when young. Boil, stir fry, or pickle for a delicious addition to your meals.

Edible and Ornamental

Our Asparagus pea seeds for planting is a dual-purpose plant with ornamental flowers and edible pods. Our vibrant blooms attract pollinators, while the pods offer a delightful flavor. Grown in full sun and well-drained soil, our plant is great for those seeking both beauty and a flavorful harvest.

Fast Growing Annual

Asparagus Pea pods is a fast-growing annual that is suitable in full sun and well-drained soil while blooming in summer with crimson flowers. Great for quick garden results, it’s well-suited for gardeners who want vibrant flowers and delicious, edible pods in a short amount of time.

Asparagus Pea (Tetragonolobus Purpureus) - Asparagus Pea seeds can grow one of the prettiest vegetables on the face of the earth! What does asparagus have to do with this plant? There may be two possibilities for the common name: 1) The young pods taste similar to asparagus, or 2) The vegetable is prepared in the same manner as asparagus, by steaming and covering with butter. Another common name for Tetragonolobus purpurea is the Winged Pea because the pods that form have the appearance of having wings.

Asparagus Pea is an annual herb that is native to the Mediterranean region of southern Europe. It is a common spring-blooming wildflower in field and scrub. Winged Asparagus Pea is a legume that grows approximately 20 inches tall and 24 inches wide, the plant has small leaves that are made of 3 leaflets. It has deep crimson flowers which are formed in pairs, and they can be used as an edible garnish in salads and other dishes. After pollination occurs, winged pods develop and can grow up to 3 1/2 inches long. The pods may be prepared in a number of ways: boiled, sauteed, steamed, dipped in tempura batter and deep-fried, or pickled. Grow herb seeds for this attractive, versatile plant!

How To Grow Asparagus Peas: Start Asparagus Pea seeds directly outside in a prepared seedbed. Cover the flower seeds with 1/4 inch of soil and keep them moist until germination occurs.