Planting out peas

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    Hey guys about 4 week ago I got some peas planted in peat pots and they are shooting selling I have moved them out to to a little 4 tier green house thing about a week ago closing them in on a night when would you say it's safe to plant out in in Yorkshire
     
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    Planted my first lot out this morning, i'll let you know if tonights frost or the slugs get them first.
     
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    Had mine out for a week.... but protected with a cloche for now:dbgrtmb: ...
     
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    Thanks guys well I took the plunge and planted them out so see how they do
     
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    Crikey - I must get mine sown then!

    Is it best to bring them on in peat pots first then, or can they go straight into a prepared bed?
     
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    I just got mine going ready for two reasons one because I wanted to give them a early start so I could get a early crop and they are going on a new allotment and wanted to give them a head start on all the weeds that will be popping up
     
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    I've grown mine inside toilet roll inners and plan to put them out on Tuesday once I have my willow obelisks :biggrin:
     
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      Stoggies? What they be?
       
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      Sorry FC...Wood pigeons:dbgrtmb:
       
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        Well I planted out my Mangetout and Sugar Snaps even planted out my sweet peas. Jet Washed the patio and got all the patio furniture out of the garage ! I have decided that good weather will start tomorrow - by order ! :biggrin: Just need to find my sunglasses now and the factor 20.............
         
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          Thanks loli - and sound advice given that we seem to have adopted a few residents including a nesting pair that have returned to reside in my buddleia davidii (they get board and lodgings, but never pay any rent!)
           
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            Stoggies in the Buddleia? Smashing:dbgrtmb:

            My peas have survived frosts, slugs, mice & stoggies so far:dbgrtmb:
             
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              Return residents too Zigs - they were here last year, and obviously liked the place (probably because they get fed and even get tumble dryer fluff left out for them to use in their nest!)
               
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