All reviews for category Climbing Beans

Being a novice gardener, on poor soil, a meadow that I open up, very sandy - and only coming on weekends, the best results I've had are with three attempts at growing beans. One harvest every three days from mid-July to mid-August from just one sowing, and then some beans that grew bigger but were still good. I'm starting again this year.

sown in August may not have had enough time to form pods: it is probably necessary to sow earlier and not follow the instructions on the packet! Response from Promesse de Fleurs: Sowing is done in May when the soil is well warmed up. You can then stagger your sowing until July.

It's a packet of seeds, nothing extraordinary :)

Not great in terms of taste

Very, very profitable harvest. It is the beans that have been the most profitable. From June to August, I still harvest with very little watering.

To be seen with use correct packaging

Perhaps this variety is not suitable for my region and the high heat. The harvest was late, in August and September, for beans sown in May. The pods and colour were not reflective of the photo, but they were very good in cooking. I still have some seeds left to try again this summer, with rain expected.

For now, there are no beans to harvest, the flowers are starting to appear. In a way, this suits me just fine, because for now I have a big production of the Planeta, Cobra, and a purple variety (bau...).

quickly produce grains and parchment but all my climbing beans failed this year... so?

in production no harvest yet