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A T post is just a type of post. Here's a video of a fairly simple pea netting set up, but there is lots of set ups that work well.

Thanks, but what's the T for. I was thinking just straight post each end with horizontal string at bottom and top with vertical zigzag...

2 T posts for each row. You can run string, or you can use pea netting.

I have two rowes. Would the two T-post go in between the two rowes catch both rowes, or T-post both ends each row, and running string...

I’ve grown Maestro peas before, good producers. I’d go for a T-post at each end and run string .

Ok, thanks very much for info. Maybe 4" would be a good point to pinch back cutting couple sets leaves. Also do you think bamboo sticks...

yes, onions are edible when starting their blooming but i don't think there's much bulb there and the flower stalk may go around or...

yes, about that, some years we get an earlier frost which will interrupt their last crop, but we will still harvest and use whatever is...

Yes, stake them. They will probably flop over if you don't. Here's a good video showing how to pinch peas - time stamp 4:40 exactly...

My first time planting Maestro Peas. have a 4'×8' raised bed with two rows of peas. One row 12" inward from each side leaving 24"...

Area size for the peas? My answer would be dependant on that. If it's a huge expanse, than leaving them be is probably the right way...

I haven't planted a lot of bell peppers. I believe you're saying they bloom and produce fruit three different times back to back.

Planted maestro Peas couple weeks ago. 2" high now and doing well. The seed pack states this variety produces 30" vines, can be grown...

I have a few onions in containers I planted last fall. Over half them have bolted. Haven't harvested any yet because still green and...

i remove buds when i'm planting them out or if i notice them earlier when they are still being moved around before transplanting. after...