Bees Love This Perennial Food Producing Plant That Will Improve Your Soil

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In this video I talk a bit about my favorite plant, the pigeon pea, also known as gandules.
Pigeon peas will grow in most soils, and will tolerate sandy poor soils quite well. I've never had any problem with pests on my gandules, and in the spring they will be covered in blossoms and the bees love them.
They also produce copious amounts of beans, although they can be a bit labor intensive to harvest.
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15 сен 2024

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@timmooney2460 2 месяца назад

I am in Deltona Florida. I just planted three pigeon pea start plants.

@vanru2176 Год назад

Great information.

@pate4ever 3 года назад

Hey, I live in Jacksonville and I have started a bunch of pigeon peas this year. We will see how they do!

@GoGreenCompost 3 года назад

That's great, I hope you get a lot of beans =)

@Wildraspberry731 3 года назад

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@catulopsae Год назад

Hi thank you for your video. I would like to know after harvesting do you trim them and if so, what is the rule for trimming them?

@littlegreen5845 Год назад

Hi I also would like to know about pruning or shaping them especially the first year. I have a black seeded variety and it’s growing tall but seems to be too top heavy for the strength of the trunk. Is that normal for pigeon pea?