I plant both, one under the other.Hey green thumbers. Which do you like better for green beans.
1 pole beans
2 bush beans I'm in zone 5-6
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I plant both, one under the other.Hey green thumbers. Which do you like better for green beans.
1 pole beans
2 bush beans I'm in zone 5-6
Bush beans for fresh green beans are quicker. Pole beans generally take longer to produce. I'm zone 6a. I grow pole beans for dry beans. I grow bush beans for both fresh green and dry.Hey green thumbers. Which do you like better for green beans.
1 pole beans
2 bush beans I'm in zone 5-6
Neither. They produce very little per plant. You need a whole bunch of them to really produce food. I gave up on green beans as well as peas for this reason.
I harvested some cilantro, lettuce and swiss chard. My toddler ate my first lone blueberry and didn't share.
I ruined by brussels sprouts. First time planting and didn't prune leaves as they grew and now they bolted. Better luck next year!
that idea girl thanksI plant both, one under the other.
Great idea!@chickinlittles @BReeder! @Happy hen lover
One bed with 3 "crops". There are 4 types of green beans. the bed is 16', so 8' per type, and both sides of the bed. We tried 2 "French" type (skinnier), and two regular 'ol green types. We were disappointed in the "French" types - they turned inedible too quickly, like one day they seemed great, but 1-2 days later, they were getting almost dried or slightly woody. But, was able to harvest quite a number of pounds of beans from this one plot - and about 90% of what I harvested was from the regular bean types (not the "french" types). You cant see the carrots in here for all of the beet and green bean foliage, but they are there - easily ignored @chickinlittles
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