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Second picking of year

hementia8
10 years ago

It will not be long before we spend most of the day picking if the heat holds off
Last week we picked and ate a few Northeastern and Golden Gate Boy were they good
Nothing like the first fruits of the year
The picture shows todays pickings of Gold Marie,LA.Purple Pod,Early Riser and Musica

Comments (17)

  • shuffles_gw
    10 years ago

    Nice looking beans, Charlie.

  • drloyd
    10 years ago

    Charlie you are giving me a jealousy attack! - Dick

  • dlsm
    10 years ago

    Charlie, nice assortment of beans. Know you will enjoy them.

    Luther

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    Thanks for the atta boys.It makes it all worth while
    This is the June 1st picking
    top left to right
    gold marie,sultans emerald crescent,kwintus
    botom left to right
    la.purple pod,northeastern,grandma roberts purple pole,musica
    Charlie

  • shuffles_gw
    10 years ago

    Charlie, the Violet Podded Pole seed you sent me have been very productive and had the longest production of any snaps I planted this year, except Dade. I didn't at all mind the strings. Saving seed and will definitely plant next time.

  • drloyd
    10 years ago

    Fine Looking beans, Charlie. We are just now planting our beans.

    Shuffles, many of the finest snap beans have strings and are eaten at the "full" stage when the seeds are mature. - Dick

    Here is a link that might be useful: Full Beans

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    Shuffles I do not understand why they have strings as the proper name of that bean is Violet Podded Stringless
    I maybe growing an imposter,however I do not recall strings in them last year
    Mine are loaded with small pods and should be ready to pick in a few days
    Dade is also loaded with small pods
    Dick I was worried that I had planted too late as the temps are slowly easing up each day
    Charlie

  • shuffles_gw
    10 years ago

    Charlie,
    That's why I mentioned the strings. They were only stringless when very young. We didn't pick many at that stage. They were all tasty.
    Dick,
    We planted Lazy Wife this year. They didn't do well but the few we got were also very tasty.

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    June 3 bounty
    We had a great soaking rain yesterday morning and things are reallv looking up
    From left to right:
    fortex,early riser,musica,blauhilda,kwintus and hickman

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    Just picked
    Left to right
    HELDA,LA PURPLE POD,GOLD MARIE,ALABAMA BLACK,,KWINTUS and MEEK'S RUNNING
    Charlie

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    June 5
    From left to right:
    MONTI CRISTO,GRANDMA ROBERTS PURPLE[best producer so far] and DADE[thanks Tom]

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    The rest of todays
    It has been a good year so far however they are pridicting mid 90's for next week
    I am afraid the show will soon end
    Charlie

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    From left to right:
    CASCADE GIANT and RATTLE SNAKE
    Image does not show purple markings on each very well
    Charlie

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    Erom left to right
    ROJAS DE SEDA
    I picked these before I realized they were a dry bean var.
    LA.PURPLE POD
    BLUE MARBUT T one T or two

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    This will most likely be our last batch of snap beans
    The temps have been well over 90 and pollination seems to have come to a screaming halt
    We should however have plenty left for seed and the shell beans,cowpeas,limas and yard longs are looking good.

  • drloyd
    10 years ago

    Great looking beans. My little plants are starting to climb.

    I was talking with someone in Kentucky who told me that he plants in April/May and harvests in July and then he immediately replants for two complete rounds. Can you do that there?

  • hementia8
    Original Author
    10 years ago

    Thanks Richard
    Most poles are filled
    I plant buttereans,cowpeas and yardlong on the other side of the poles that the pole beans are on
    I did replant Emerite and Goose yesterday as I had a bad stand because I planted too early
    Your Neon Goose is doing real well,however they have not turned red -pink yet.
    Charlie

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