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garden pea

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Origin of garden pea1

First recorded in 1620–30

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Example Sentences

The eggs of salmon are nearly as large as the seed of a garden pea, and those of good trout only slightly less.

The varieties of the common garden-pea are numerous, and differ considerably from each other.

The relative sizes of the eggs named are as a garden-pea to a cocoanut.

The plant has somewhat the appearance of the dwarf garden-pea, though more bushy.

On the sweet pea and garden pea they are parts of the leaves.

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