Vegetables Runner Beans
Runner Beans Page 1
(Phaseolus
coccineus)
Sow outdoors after last frost, use a cane structure
trellis or wigwam 22cm between canes, in rows 60cm apart to support beans. Sow
in rows 5cm deep 1 seed per cane. Sow indoors mid April or in situ May/June.
Harvest August to October. For later crops seeds can be sown direct up to early
July for harvests up to first frosts. Keep well watered and feed weekly. Tip; sow a few extra beans along the row for
transplanting out later.
Beans
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Dwarf Runner
Bean
Ideal for the small or exposed garden
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Hestia Dwarf Runner Bean, Patio Pot variety A first class easy to grow dwarf variety, producing plants that have red and white bi-coloured flowers, followed by heavy yields of good quality runner beans. Can be grown in beds, borders or containers height approx 45cm. 50 gram approx 55 seeds £2.95 Add to basket 50 grams
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Pickwick Dwarf Runner Bean Tender, stringless runner beans on dwarf self supporting, early maturing plants. Grow in vegetable garden, flower border or on the patio. Height approx 30cm, Beans 20-24cm long 50 gram Av 50 Seeds £2.95 Add to basket 50 grams
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Runner Bean Armstrong This is a vigorous variety, producing high yields of stringless pods, 40cm x 2.5cm. Early maturing and quick to establish. Resistant to virus races 1 & 2 100 gram Av 85 Seeds
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Runner Bean Wisley Magic RHS Award of Garden Merit Runner bean Wisley Magic very long pods, average pod size of 35cm, full of flavour. Heavy cropper. Winner of the RHS AGM in 1999 runner bean trials producing high early yields and late during the trials. 50 gram approx 40 seeds £2.90 Add to basket 50 gram
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The cultural information should be
used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for
the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With
this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already
have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the
larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia
Begonia etc requires no cover.
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