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I would agree that they are better in the winter. Many brassicas like collards and brussels sprouts are better tasting after they have been subject to a non killing frost or two. Also, if they sit too long as a transplant, they tend to not do well in the garden after being transplanted. I grow...

Exactly! I do love the pole beans as you get more for the space. I loved visiting Vancouver a couple of years ago. It is so beautiful there. Missed visiting the gardens there though, just not enough time. Will have to go again.

I have my onions seeds started, but my brassica's will have to wait a while. Starting plants inside is better than just looking out the window and yearning...

This is what it looks like out my way.

Thanks everyone for the welcome, I am in zone 5a and we just had another 3 inches over night. It has been a wetter than normal winter here with good snow cover, but not as bad as some areas of the country.

sounds great. i can's wait to get some dirt under my nails! Well, technically soil... My soils teacher would have cringed just now if he saw this post.

Since 2009. A bit of trial and error. But fun to do. My husband thinks i am nuts. My daughter used to at first, but i fear i have created a mini me.

So glad to find this forum. It is so interesting reading all these posts related to beans! I love it! I am looking forward to growing some of the beans I bought from Russ Crow last year. I look through his collection and just drool!

Hello all, so glad i found this forum. I have spring fever so bad, but right now it looks like the picture below around my house. I love growing beans! They are like little gems. I have over 90 varieties, but have only planted about 60 of them so far. I tend to get obsessed with them. I like...