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Yes, it definitely does. Seedlings with 4" long roots are less vulnerable to high temperatures that can kind of bake the top couple of...

Found a weirdo. These are probably lucky.

Interesting. Does it have an advantage for the seedlings, when their little roots are so strictly led downwards?

yes 100 times. :) they do cook faster since they are still wet... if you have a bean that falls out of the shell rather easy that...

An interesting post. I’m intrigued by these varieties with Lima in the name. There’s a discussion in Beans of New York to the effect...

Heirloom Bean Addicts Anonymous

Hello! Just discovered this forum recently after reading about it on flowerbug's Anthive blog. I've been planning a slightly larger...

i looked at those and thought that perhaps that was very thin plastic and not metal. nowadays you get many garden plants in very thin...

Roottrainers have been available in UK for years. They’re not very cheap but I guess affordable. They’re a great design in most ways but...

Well, of course it would be the Canadians who are smart enough to have them reasonably priced !!.

I planted out four Blue Jay bush bean seedlings the other day, and insects devoured two of them. Wood bugs seem to favour this variety...

I'm planning a whole row of Vermont Mohawk bush beans... they are the largest beans I have received. They are on @Blue-Jay website pages...

The priority list are mostly ones that have never been grown. I don't have any descriptions written on them. I thought it would be nice...

I've 2 lots of beans in now. I think by next week I'll have my recent bean orders in and can get more inground. When it was up in the...

Neither had I flowerbug, which is why I was so surprised that I got a report of it. I found it difficult to advise, but assured the...