Sedandys are a variety of white acre / field peas, very similar to the cream varieties. When we were growing peas years ago, we planted a lot of the Cream 40’s. Those days are long gone and we usually buy 3-4 hampers and put them up. The guy we’ve been buying from has had the Sedandys the last few years. I can’t tell much difference in them and what we used to have. I don’t have to pick or shell them anymore and that’s important! I guess if Google removed the search, they must have been used as rations for Confederate troops sometime along :)
*From Bing - Southern Pea (Cowpea) 75 days — 'Sadandy', also marketed as 'Sa-Dandy', 'SA Dandy', and S.A. Dandy', is a medium maturing, " cream pea " type variety with glossy, dark green colored leaves, white flowers, on semi-erect, bushy plants.