Below is the only information that GHSA has received regarding highway safety laws in American Samoa. For more information, contact the American Samoa Department of Public Safety.
1 New potatoes will be ready for harvest after 10 weeks, usually in early July. 2  You should harvest all of your potatoes once the vines die (usually by late August), or the potatoes may rot.  Make sure you brush off any soil clinging to the potatoes, then store them in a cool, dry, dark place.
Peas are ready to harvest in approximately 60-70 days. When pods of the peas appear to be swelling with rounded pea forms visible, they are ready for picking. Take a test picking every day or so, and note the appearance of the pods with the sweetest peas. If the pods are left on the vines too long, they become tough and starchy. Pick black eyed peas slightly before maturity. They should still be a light green with a purplish eye. They are still easy to shell at this stage and taste delicious.