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How to Grow Climbing Beans

 How to Grow Climbing Beans in Your Pot and Garden



Beautiful climbing bean is a great choice for any garden. Sometimes referred to as runner beans, polar beans are available in green-potted and yellow-pot wax varieties. They require very little space, give good harvests, and thrive naturally in the wet, resisting diseases because their leaves dry out easily on the vine.


A lush climbing bean that yields for a long time, tasty, fatty beans should be eaten mostly raw. The basketball player of the vegetable garden, the climbing bean can measure ten feet in height. Kids love planting them for their 'Jack and the Beanstalk'. ' Scarlet Runner ', an old type of climbing bean, was first used as an ornamental plant when they have introduced to Europe from their native Mexico 400 years ago.


How do you grow climbing beans?



Dwarf or runner? Many gardeners prefer dwarf or bush beans, as well as tomatoes and peas. An important factor for gardeners who want to grow tall bean varieties is simply the vertical gap - is there enough climbing space for your beans to run?


Personally, I like to grow climbing varieties - high beans. Larger yields can be achieved with fewer plants. Having a small garden, I made beats for as many cross-sections as possible to make this easier. I find turning the growing vines into frames is a satisfying job, and I am not surprised at how the plant’s stems curl around the frame.


Soil

Fertile soil is well-drained but contains plenty of organic matter to retain moisture.


Condition

Sun or partial shade.


Tolerate frost

No.


Feeding

Rarely needed.


Comrades

Sweetcorn, lovage, marjoram, parsley, pumpkin, squash, and sunflower.


Interval

Single plants: 25 cm in each direction (minimum)

Rows: 15 cm with a spacing of 35 cm (minimum)


Sow and sow

Sow directly into the ground from spring after the risk of frost has passed.

Our garden planner can create a customized calendar of when to sow, sow, and harvest for your area.


How and when are peas planted and what product do we need?




To get the best results in pea cultivation, we add compost or manure to the soil with more organic matter and available nutrients.


The optimum planting season for peas is autumn, October, and November, and late winter to spring, February to April. If we sow peas, we plant the seeds to a depth of 5 cm.


To support climbing varieties, we need to make special constructions with reeds or buy a special plant climbing net from farm shops.


When we want limited space or variety in our vegetables, we want to cultivate them along with other vegetables. Carrots, beans, cucumbers, and potatoes are some of the plants that can be grown together with peas


Notes


Climbing types require strong supports. Provide plenty of water to the roots from flowering to harvest.


Harvest


Select young pods before stringing.


Repair



Scarlet runner beans prefer cooler temperatures than regular beans, with higher temperatures resulting in a lower pod set.


Planting and harvesting calendar

Want to find out when to plant this in your garden? We use historical data from your local weather station to calculate the best planting dates for your location.

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