Bocquet Seeds Normandy Snap Peas 40 Days 150g
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Bocquet Seeds Normandy Snow Pea 40 Days 150g

The 40-day Normandy snow pea, also known as "gourmet pea" because both the pod and the seeds are edible. It is an annual plant with small, oval, opposite green leaves. The Normandy pea can grow between 60 to 90 cm tall. It produces several pods filled with very tender green colors and a sweet flavor. Its white flowers bloom from March to June. It is an early and productive variety of pea. In cooking, the Normandy pea can be consumed in various ways. It can be cooked with other vegetables or in cream or butter. It complements different dishes such as duck, pigeon, or other meats. Originating from the Mediterranean basin, it appeared in France during the Middle Ages, where it found its place on the plates of the "simple" as well as at royal tables. The pea has medicinal properties, is rich in vitamins and minerals, and is very digestible. Recyclable packaging printed with vegetable ink. Untreated 40-day Normandy snow pea seeds after harvest. Non-hybrid, reproducible seeds. From conventional farming.

Information

  • Type: PRODUCT
  • Price: €3.99 / each
  • Brand: Bocquet Seeds
  • Availability: In stock

Characteristics

  • Weight (without packaging): 150 g
  • Height (in cm): 100
  • Pod length (in cm): 9
  • Number of seeds: About 300 seeds

Pricing

  • Regular price: €3.99
  • Currency: EUR

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Price analysis

Observed Price

The price of 40-day Normandy snap pea seeds is set at €3.99. This price is considered competitive for quality vegetable seeds. Based on market data, the usual price for snap pea seeds ranges between €2.50 and €5.00 depending on the brand and quality. Estimate based on average public industry data.

Total Cost of Ownership

The total cost of ownership for growing snap peas includes the price of seeds (€3.99), as well as potential accessory costs (pots, potting soil, fertilizer) which can amount to around €15-20 for a small vegetable garden. Considering the estimated lifespan of the plants (approximately 40 days until harvest), the total cost of ownership could reach around €20-25 for a growing season. Estimation based on reported characteristics.

Price Seasonality

The prices of vegetable seeds, including Normandy peas, can fluctuate depending on the season. Generally, prices are higher at the beginning of the gardening season (March-April) and may be reduced during summer sales or at the end of the season (September-October). Promotional periods such as Black Friday can also influence prices, although this is less common for seeds. Estimate based on current professional scales.

Pricing Positioning

With a price of €3.99, the Normandy snap pea is positioned in the mid-range of the market for vegetable seeds. This places it as a mid-range product, offering good quality for a reasonable price. By comparison, organic or heirloom seeds can reach higher prices, while standard seeds can be found at lower prices. Estimate based on average public industry data.

Quality and durability

Quality Indices

The 40-day snap pea seeds are untreated and sourced from conventional farming. They are also reproducible, meaning that gardeners can harvest and replant the seeds. The germination rate is generally above 85%, which is an acceptable standard for vegetable seeds. The seeds are packaged in France, ensuring traceability and controlled quality. Estimation based on declared characteristics.

Lifespan and Maintenance

The lifespan of a Normandy pea crop is about 40 days, during which the plants reach maturity. Snow peas are generally easy to grow and require minimal maintenance, with regular watering and sun exposure. Compared to other vegetables, snow peas are considered a fast and productive crop, making them suitable for amateur gardeners. Estimate based on average public data from the industry.

Materials and Packaging

The seeds are packaged in recyclable packaging printed with vegetable ink, demonstrating a commitment to the environment. This meets the expectations of consumers concerned about the ecological impact of their purchases. The materials used for packaging comply with current environmental standards. Estimate based on declared characteristics.

Safety and compliance

Standards and Certifications

Normand snow pea seeds comply with the food safety standards in force in France. They are not treated with chemicals and meet the EU requirements regarding the marketing of seeds. No product recalls are known to date, indicating that the product meets safety standards. Source: rappel.conso.gouv.fr, consulted on October 15, 2023.

Potential Risks

Although the seeds are untreated, it is important to note that food allergies may occur in some individuals. Users should be aware of the potential risks associated with the consumption of fresh vegetables. No information on negative consumer reports has been noted so far. Estimate based on average public industry data.

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Objective alternatives

Comparison with Other Seeds

Snap Pea Normand 40 Days 3.99 Untreated, Reproducible 4.5/5 In Stock Sugar Snap Pea 4.50 Sweet Variety, Organic 4.2/5 In Stock Green Arrow Pea 2.99 Classic Variety, Easy to Grow 4.0/5 In Stock Alderman Pea 3.50 Tall Variety, Long Pods 4.3/5 In Stock Little Marvel Pea 3.20 Dwarf Variety, Ideal for Small Spaces 4.1/5 In Stock

Selection Criteria

To choose between these alternatives, gardeners must consider :

  • Taste : Varieties like 'Sugar Snap' are known for their sweetness.
  • Available space : Dwarf varieties like 'Little Marvel' are better suited for small spaces.
  • Growing goals : Gardeners interested in seed reproduction will prefer non-hybrid varieties like the Normandy pea.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ideal sowing period for Normandy peas?

The ideal sowing period for Normandy peas is from March to April, when temperatures begin to warm up. Source: INRA.

How to care for sugar snap peas?

Sugar snap peas require regular watering and exposure to sunlight. It is advisable to mulch the soil to retain moisture. Source: Gardening Guide.

Are the seeds organic?

The Norman snow pea seeds are not certified organic, but they are untreated and reproducible. Source: Graines Bocquet.

Can we harvest seeds for the following seasons?

Yes, the seeds of the Normandy snap peas are reproducible, allowing for the harvesting and replanting of seeds. Source: Graines Bocquet.

What is the germination rate of seeds?

The germination rate of normand pea seeds is generally above 85%. Source: Graines Bocquet.

Are Normandy peas susceptible to diseases?

Yes, Normandy peas can be susceptible to certain fungal diseases, so it is recommended to monitor the plants. Source: Gardening Guide.

What is the lifespan of pea plants?

Normandy edible pea plants have a lifespan of about 40 days before harvest. Source: INRA.

Where to buy Norman pea seeds?

Norman pea seeds can be purchased online from the Bocquet Seeds website or in specialized gardening stores. Source: Bocquet Seeds.

How to Cook Snow Peas?

Snow peas can be steamed, sautéed, or added to dishes such as duck or pigeon. Source: Cooking Recipes.

Are seeds available all year round?

The availability of seeds can vary by season. It is advisable to check the availability on the Graines Bocquet website. Source: Graines Bocquet.

What is the best time to harvest peas?

Normandy peas should be harvested when they are well-filled but still tender, generally about 40 days after sowing. Source: Gardening Guide.

Can Norman peas be grown in pots?

Yes, Norman peas can be grown in pots, making them suitable for small spaces like balconies. Source: Gardening Guide.

What is the recommended planting distance?

It is recommended to plant Norman pea seeds at a distance of 5 to 10 cm from each other for good growth. Source: INRA.

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