Peas like cool temperatures. When sown in the heat of summer, the plants will take longer to mature, and sometimes you won’t get as good a yield. Yet, some gardeners have had success. Check the days to maturity for the variety that you’d like to grow, and add about 1 to 2 weeks to that amount of days; count that amount backward from your first expected fall frost. Choose varieties that are resistant to powdery mildew, as that can be more of a problem with later crops. Keep the plants out of direct blazing summer sun, by providing shade cloth or similar. Add compost and mulch to retain moisture. Good luck!
Peas like cool temperatures. When sown in the heat of summer, the plants will take longer to mature, and sometimes you won’t get as good a yield. Yet, some gardeners have had success. Check the days to maturity for the variety that you’d like to grow, and add about 1 to 2 weeks to that amount of days; count that amount backward from your first expected fall frost. Choose varieties that are resistant to powdery mildew, as that can be more of a problem with later crops. Keep the plants out of direct blazing summer sun, by providing shade cloth or similar. Add compost and mulch to retain moisture. Good luck!