Jeminez
I just received some Jeminez seeds from Sand Hill. As I understand from this thread, Jeminez is tall and very productive, with a full, at times maybe too full flavor. They are difficult shelling as a shelly bean. They tend to cross with other beans. I see that they somewhat easily get pollen from other varieties. My question is, do they tend to donate pollen to other varieties? From what I understand, this might not be likely for most varieties. Or is it? I hope to plant soon and am undecided about this one. I already had nine varieties of pole beans that I plan to plant in 112 feet of row. The varieties I intend to plant are Algarve, Smeraldo, Helda, Dade, Violet Podded Stringless, Snow Ball, Tennessee Cut Short, Margaret Best Greasy Cut Short, and Speckled Cranberry - and I plan to save seed from all of them. I have dropped Rattlesnake, as they didn't do very well for me last year.
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