Peas - they're multiplying

[alldigging]

I've got some peas growing in the pea bed. I suspected they would after I'd took the peas out as several big fat peas fell to the ground. Not a huge problem.

BUT I've also got some growing in what was my onion bed. No idea how they've got there.

Hmm.

[Newton]

Are you losing control

Are you supplying fire too?

[VirginVegGrower]

Maybe they think they are world peas and are spreading their joy

[veggiechicken]

I think they've fallen out of the Free Seeds packets

[Bigmallly]

BUT I've also got some growing in what was my onion bed. No idea how they've got there.Hmm.

Birds?...........

[alldigging]

That's probably the sensible answer.
Or that squirrel.

Is it magpies or crows who bury things? We sometimes have lumps of bread half buried.

[veggiechicken]

Maybe mice? I have squirrels that plant things in the greenhouse - there are a couple of oak trees and a hazel in there now And something has swiped an enormous tomato - wonder whether that will germinate somewhere next year

[redser]

Is your onion bed far away? The pods do 'pop' How far, I can't say

[alldigging]

It's too far for a pop I think.
Mice... hmm hadn't thought of that.

[lottie dolly]

Dare i say the fairies,whups just did,at least you got the option of replanting them,given the root size,makes a change from peeps saying the mice have swiped them,lol

[alldigging]

Hadn't thought about replanting them where I actually want the peas to be. What a good idea!

[zazen999]

I get this all the time - usually mice. I just leave them be and collect an additional surprise harvest.