stringless green and yellow beans

17 years ago

When we ordered the stringless green and yellow beans from Veseys this spring, I didn't realize they were the bushy ones and not the vines so our yield won't be as large as I expected. Do you think it's too late to plant more beans?

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gardener_sandy
17 years ago
Check the days to maturity for the beans you want to plant. That information should be on the package or available from the seedsman. Then count the days till your first expected frost date. If you have a couple of weeks window for them to produce a crop before frost, go for it.
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