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Beans, Peas & Legumes
carolsewzit

is it a pole or bush variety??

carolsewzit
11 years ago

I bought some bean plant seedlings at a local nursery. I never grew beans before so I am a little confused.The name on label says Snap Bean"Gold "N Green Mix. It also says Papa Joe's Naturally Grown. OK with that said, I don't know if they need staking or not. The label does not say. Does anyone know if this is a bush or pole bean? They were not sure at the nursery. I thought oh well I will google it and find out when I get home. What I found out is that there are 2 types and I don't know which I have. I sure would appreciate any help I can get. It does say to plant 10 " apart, mature at 55 days.

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