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Bean Blue Lake Pole

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Phaseolus vulgaris

This dependable, high yielding plant produces 5-6” nearly fiber free pods. Beans have a buttery flavor and are ideal for fresh eating, canning, and freezing. These bush beans don’t require a trellis and are mature before many pole bean types so they are ideal for those with a short growing season. The compact plant size is ideal for container gardening. Beans are a warm season crop best grown by direct sowing outdoors when daytime soil temperatures average at least 60°F. Innoculating your seeds will increase yields as well as fortify the soil for future crops. Beans do not require fertile soil and will grow well in a range of conditions as long as there is good drainage and full sun. For a continuous supply, make successive sowings every 2-3 weeks during the summer and be proactive about harvesting frequently. This will ensure tender beans and higher yields.

Seed Count: 50 Seeds

Plant Height: 16-18”

Light Requirements: full sun

Soil Preference: rich, moist soil

USDA Zone: 3-9

How to Grow

Germination: 7-10 days at 70-90F

Seeding Depth: 1-2”

Seed Spacing: 3-6”

Plant Spacing: 4-6” (within rows), 18-36” (between rows)

Days to Maturity: 55-60 days

Early-Season Seeding: Sow seeds after the last spring frost date in zones 3-9 for a summer crop.

Late-Season Seeding: Sow seeds at least 11 weeks before the first frost in fall.

Growing Tips: Beans grow best in cool weather and have a shallow root system requiring consistent irrigation during warm days. Beans will continue to produce if they are picked consistently before becoming too mature. Bush beans can be sown in succession every 1.5 weeks during the cooler spring and fall months.

Harvest: Pick when beans have fully expanded within the pod and are easily snapped. 

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Phaseolus vulgaris

This dependable, high yielding plant produces 5-6” nearly fiber free pods. Beans have a buttery flavor and are ideal for fresh eating, canning, and freezing. These bush beans don’t require a trellis and are mature before many pole bean types so they are ideal for those with a short growing season. The compact plant size is ideal for container gardening. Beans are a warm season crop best grown by direct sowing outdoors when daytime soil temperatures average at least 60°F. Innoculating your seeds will increase yields as well as fortify the soil for future crops. Beans do not require fertile soil and will grow well in a range of conditions as long as there is good drainage and full sun. For a continuous supply, make successive sowings every 2-3 weeks during the summer and be proactive about harvesting frequently. This will ensure tender beans and higher yields.

Seed Count: 50 Seeds

Plant Height: 16-18”

Light Requirements: full sun

Soil Preference: rich, moist soil

USDA Zone: 3-9

How to Grow

Germination: 7-10 days at 70-90F

Seeding Depth: 1-2”

Seed Spacing: 3-6”

Plant Spacing: 4-6” (within rows), 18-36” (between rows)

Days to Maturity: 55-60 days

Early-Season Seeding: Sow seeds after the last spring frost date in zones 3-9 for a summer crop.

Late-Season Seeding: Sow seeds at least 11 weeks before the first frost in fall.

Growing Tips: Beans grow best in cool weather and have a shallow root system requiring consistent irrigation during warm days. Beans will continue to produce if they are picked consistently before becoming too mature. Bush beans can be sown in succession every 1.5 weeks during the cooler spring and fall months.

Harvest: Pick when beans have fully expanded within the pod and are easily snapped. 

Phaseolus vulgaris

This dependable, high yielding plant produces 5-6” nearly fiber free pods. Beans have a buttery flavor and are ideal for fresh eating, canning, and freezing. These bush beans don’t require a trellis and are mature before many pole bean types so they are ideal for those with a short growing season. The compact plant size is ideal for container gardening. Beans are a warm season crop best grown by direct sowing outdoors when daytime soil temperatures average at least 60°F. Innoculating your seeds will increase yields as well as fortify the soil for future crops. Beans do not require fertile soil and will grow well in a range of conditions as long as there is good drainage and full sun. For a continuous supply, make successive sowings every 2-3 weeks during the summer and be proactive about harvesting frequently. This will ensure tender beans and higher yields.

Seed Count: 50 Seeds

Plant Height: 16-18”

Light Requirements: full sun

Soil Preference: rich, moist soil

USDA Zone: 3-9

How to Grow

Germination: 7-10 days at 70-90F

Seeding Depth: 1-2”

Seed Spacing: 3-6”

Plant Spacing: 4-6” (within rows), 18-36” (between rows)

Days to Maturity: 55-60 days

Early-Season Seeding: Sow seeds after the last spring frost date in zones 3-9 for a summer crop.

Late-Season Seeding: Sow seeds at least 11 weeks before the first frost in fall.

Growing Tips: Beans grow best in cool weather and have a shallow root system requiring consistent irrigation during warm days. Beans will continue to produce if they are picked consistently before becoming too mature. Bush beans can be sown in succession every 1.5 weeks during the cooler spring and fall months.

Harvest: Pick when beans have fully expanded within the pod and are easily snapped. 

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