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Posted by applefan z5 chicago (My Page) on Thu, Feb 10, 05 at 2:19
I've posted this in two forums because I really need to know your favorite bush filet bean. I like Nickel, but last year they didn't do well. It may have been the weather...but I need to know what works well for you as we certainly enjoy these beans...
Jean |
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| Florence is a semi filet bean that always does well for me. |
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| I just checked Florence out at the Park's website...I liked what I read...I'll give these beans a try this year. Thanks! |
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| My absolute favorite for several years has been Maxibell. You can get it from Jung's Seed catalog. High yields of long straight beans with small seeds/beans. Shirley |
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| Hi There- I dont know if you are still monitoring this thread, but I have had wonderful results with Masai from pinetree seeds. They grow fast, have a heavy set and ripen all at once, that way you can pull the plant and put something else in there. www.superseeds.net |
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| Thanks, thecurious. I'll check out Masai. We just ate some Maxibell beans I froze from last summer...they were delicious. I know I'm going with them again this year....
Jean |
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