I tried this type of Yardlong bean this year and had a great success. I planted them early June in Florida in a stacker pot. I love yardl...Read Moreong beans but don't have a lot of space for their long vines to climb. The Stacking pot worked out well with them. They only grew about a foot tall and produced multiple beans of about 15" long for about 2 months. They even tried to give another small round after that. Great tasting beans. Mine were not bothered by any pests or ants like my usual yardlong ones were, not sure if that was because they were off the ground though. Will be planting them again in my huge 6 stacker next season.
This is a unique bush type yardlong bean which can be grown without poles and supports. Plants grow vigorously in warm climates and are v...Read Moreery productive, producing light green pods of about 15 inches long. This variety starts to have flowers 40 days after sowing. Densive planting and high yielding can be obtained, suitable for commercial production and home gardening.
I tried this type of Yardlong bean this year and had a great success. I planted them early June in Florida in a stacker pot. I love yardl...Read More
This is a unique bush type yardlong bean which can be grown without poles and supports. Plants grow vigorously in warm climates and are v...Read More