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Ok, so it is more about variations in spiciness. I didn't realize that, given how few brassicas I grow, but I guess the same would...

I tend to think of mustards and oriental greens as being on a scale from peppery to mild. At the most peppery end are the mustards like...

I’ve grown Yukina Savoy a few times. For me it’s been an over-wintering crop sown around August to plant out under cover, or outdoors...

I’ve put it on my growing list for next year to check it out again.

Thank you for the link. I’ve begun to into Lucy Thompson’s book and it promises to be fascinating.

It was a bush bean. I received it as bush and indeed it was!

Nearing the end of the bean photos. Probably not a lot of point to post photos of beans grown for fresh eating if they aren't...

Green Albufeira is a bean I last grew in 2019 but I remember liking it very much. My notes say, Dry. Not brilliant for shelling. OK for...

Lovely selection. Carrying on the discussion about photos in sun compared with photos in shade, the colours of Bażanowice, for example...

Lambada ~ pole Network bean. I failed with this one last year, but this year the plants were amazing and healthy. Great production...

Some more bean pictures. I'm trying to get all the network beans photographed for you @Blue-Jay , it's taking me some time as make my...

Some bean harvests that I have specially enjoyed. Amish Gnuddle. I like the frosted patterning and understated colouring. The plants...

That is fascinating,@Artorius. Thank you very much for this great information. As you suggest it’s amazing that samples were collected...

Interesting. Where you have taken comparative photos in sun and also in shade the apparent difference in colour is considerable. The sun...

On the subject of Polish commercial varieties I’d very much like to understand the naming of a bean I’ve recently received. It is held...