Peas for next year

[Mustard]

My pea crop has now been exhausted, and me and the OH have enjoyed them very much.
I bought them from the local garden centre and they were just labelled as "peas", no variety or anything.
I have saved some peas that the pod had gone brown on, and they seemed fairly dry and shrivelled.
Is there any reason why I can't store these and plant them next year?
Do I just put them somewhere dry and dark?

Thanks

Dave

[rustylady]

You can certainly save them for next year. Make sure you keep them dry and cool. I stored my saved runner and broad beans in brown paper bags - don't use plastic or they will sweat and go mouldy

[RedThorn]

go for it! If you liked them then store them! careful though, you'll end up with a seed trunk never mind the box Welcome to the obsessive seed hoarders club

[Flummery]

You're on the slippery slope now! Enjoy next year's crop - it will be just as good.