Those are some 'pea-utiful' looking peas! thanks for the post.

Found some pea growing tips that might help:

• Make sure that you have well-drained, humus-rich soil.
• Poke in any seeds that wash out. (A chopstick is an ideal tool for this.)
• Be sure, too, that you don’t fertilize the soil too much. Peas are especially sensitive to too much nitrogen, but they may like a little bonemeal, for the phosphorus content.
• Though adding compost or manure to the soil won’t hurt, peas don’t need heavy doses of fertilizer. They like phosphorus and potassium.
• Water sparsely unless the plants are wilting. Do not let plants dry out, or no pods will be produced.
• For tall and vine varieties, establish poles or a trellis at time of planting. Look at this video to find out how!
• Do not hoe around plants to avoid disturbing fragile roots.
• It’s best to rotate pea crops every year or two to avoid a buildup of soil-borne diseases.