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Can you encourage shell peas to keep flowering?

 
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Hey! So, my snap peas for that last couple of years have been unimpressive (heat, drought). This year I thought "stuff that, I'll plant shell peas for fresh eating." Homestead variety.

They grew well. We've had a few nice picks, a big bag in the fridge, and we are enjoying them thoroughly.

The problem is, Dear Wife says they are a "one and done" variety. I hadn't thought of that. So I have nice vigorous pea plants, picked clean. But dammit I want more peas! Is there a way to encourage them to kick out new flowers and produce a second batch?
 
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