Growing Asparagus Pea, also Winged bean

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15 Dec 15 Noni (Australia - temperate climate)
I have winged peas in and they are huge, but I have left them on the ground as a ground cover. I grow them in semi shade and they are doing so well. Started them off as seed direct in to the ground just when ordinary peas were finishing. They have not flowered yet so dont know what they re like but their little bushes look great
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