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hello! I have just joined up after reading through this and the 2024 bean thread. I will be growing out a couple of beans too. It is...

Hewitt is also productive.

The forest has finally opened up. The snow & ice has pretty much melted, it's dry enough to be out walking around. I don't think I've...

Hi @beandip79 Welcome to TheEasyGarden. There are some fine communities here. Bean people are the ones I hang out with mostly. I...

I agree. I'm in a rural area and out of the fourteen kids in my daughter's class, a third of them have parents with drug problems...

it's all over. a sign IMO of a very sad world/society that isn't doing well.

Yes, seems likely. As everyone knows Canada is having some pressure applied to it (for good reason) in regards to the border situation...

likely the weight because they also probably want to make sure someone isn't having drugs sent to them... plus there is a good policy...

I’m beginning to understand why England is associated with pea growing and feel humbly grateful for our comparatively mild winters and...

This is a first & I'm super shocked. They actually opened my package. Thank goodness they still sent it along and I got it alright...

We have about the same @jbrobin09 , but with typically quite heavy snow cover. That is quite demanding of the perennials I imagine...

Isn't Kelvedon Wonder such a fabulous pea? I just love it. I'm quite thrilled with Hurst Green Shaft as well. Although with all the...

I’m jealous! We have winter temps down to -43C (although that is only for a night or two) and typically weeks of -30C with less than 2...

we can have quite cold snaps (-30C or worse at times). a few days ago we were at about -3C. i hope now we're past that. i don't plant...

We have frosts down to -8 but not often and not for days on end. I was assuming that by March peas would be able to survive your...