Finding pigeon peas for grain in Georgia, USA

This year I planted pigeon peas in the garden, to see if the variety I got is one that can produce seed before it freezes in November. In the probabal event that it is not such a variety, I have begun researching what varieties are suitable for growing here. What I have found is there are MANY, with the absolute best candidate for Georgia being a variety so named “Georgia-2”, followed by a good but not-as-good variety “Georgia-1”. I have not however found anything about where I can go about actually finding such a variety, so again I call upon the folks of permies! Do any of you in the United States (excluding I suppose most of Florida, Hawaii, and tropical territories) grow pigeon peas such as these or have any clue where/how I might find some? They are a wonderful plant that I grew with wild success in south Florida and they would make a great addition to the new homestead in Georgia if I can find the right varieties.

These might be good places to find them.

https://www.victoryseeds.com/pea_pigeon.html

https://www.mrcseeds.com/pigeon-pea-seeds/

http://www.reimerseeds.com/pigeon-peas.aspx

I'm trying to grow Pigeon Peas but so far have not had good germination.  I think I have one plant at this point!  :(

Mike Barkley wrote:These might be good places to find them.

https://www.victoryseeds.com/pea_pigeon.html

https://www.mrcseeds.com/pigeon-pea-seeds/

http://www.reimerseeds.com/pigeon-peas.aspx

      This is almost exactly what I was looking for, thank you! Especially that last link, seeds in 85 days, that's what I like to see! I could probably get two crops off of those in one year. In other news I have also managed to acquire the rather elusive variety known as "Georgia-2" that I had been originally searching for, by contacting the University of Georgia in Tifton, specifically the horticulture department, who put me in contact with the Dr. who developed the Georgia-2 cultivar, who finally put me in contact with a company licensed to grow and sell the seed, and anyone else can send me a pm if they are interested.

You're welcome Gabe. I went with black eyed peas this year but might try some pigeon peas next year. Glad you found the exact variety.

The variety from Reimer does not set seeds in 80 days nor in 120days. I would avoid ordering from Reimer all together. I grow  2 acre market garden.  I've received many incorrect varieties and unviable seed from them.

Gabe Gordon
I know it has been several years since you originally posted this but I was wondering if you could share the seller of the Georgia-2 pigeon pea seed. I have been looking everywhere and have been having trouble finding some. Thanks!