The Jessica variety from the company Lochow-Petkus belongs to fodder peas. Detailed morphological characteristics of this variety are absent in open sources; it is mentioned primarily in official variety lists and variety trial results.
The vegetable sugar pea Jessica from the company Satimex is a mid-season or mid-late variety with a growing period of 68–70 days. The plant reaches a height of 60–75 cm and forms dark green pods 8–10 cm in length without a parchment layer, containing 7–9 large sweet peas each.
The plant possesses resistance to Fusarium wilt, powdery mildew and is capable of withstanding frosts down to -6°C. The stems are strong, however, the use of a support is recommended to improve fruit bearing. The variety is intended for fresh consumption, freezing, and canning.
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