Growing Beans
Well tended beans are a highly productive crop. Kept watered and picked regularly, one of our generous packets of green bean seeds will provide 20 plus pounds of beans over a season. Canned, pickled or frozen, they are easy to put up for winter.
Plant 1″ to 2″ deep, 1″ to 3″ apart, in rows 20″ apart, when danger of frost is over. Control weeds with mulching or cultivation until blossoming season. Beans need the most water when blooming and setting fruit. If allowed to dry out, beans will be tough and stringy. Pick young, tender beans frequently, about once a week, to insure the best quality.
One pound of bean seeds will plant a 100 foot row and sixty pounds of seed will plant an acre.
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Bean, Bush – Bush Blue Lake 274
$2.60 – $12.30 -
Bean, Bush – Bush Blue Lake 156
$2.60 – $12.50 -
Bean, Bush – Jade
$2.60 – $13.20 -
Bean, Bush – Improved Tendergreens
$2.60 – $11.60 -
Bean, Bush – Topcrop
$2.60 -
Bean, Pole – Blue Lake FM 1
$2.60 – $12.50 -
Bean, Pole – Kentucky Wonder
$2.60 – $12.50 -
Bean, Bush – Cherokee
$2.60 – $11.50 -
Bean, Bush – Strike Bush Bean
$2.60 – $11.50 -
Bean, Pole – King of the Garden Lima
$2.60 – $12.30 -
Bean, Bush – Roma II
$2.60 – $12.00 -
Bean, Bush – Bush Kentucky Wonder 125 PVP
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Bean, Pole – Kentucky Blue PVP
$2.60 – $16.40 -
Bean, Bush – Carson Wax PVP
$2.60 – $11.00 -
Bean, Bush – Windsor Fava
$2.60 – $13.20 -
Bean, Bush – Fordhook 242 Lima
$2.60 – $12.30 -
Bean, Pole – Rattlesnake
$2.60 – $12.50 -
Bean, Bush – Slenderette
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Bean, Bush – Topnotch Wax
$2.60 – $11.50 -
Bean, Bush – Contender
$2.60 – $11.50 -
Bean, Bush – Provider
$2.60 – $11.50
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Watermelon – Desert King
$2.60 – $33.40 -
Squash, Zucchini – Black Beauty
$2.60 – $20.50 -
Squash, Summer – Tatume Calabacia
$2.60 – $24.00 -
Cucumber – Straight Eight
$2.60 – $28.90 -
Spinach – Bloomsdale Long Standing
$2.60 – $13.90 -
Carrot – Tendersweet
$2.60 – $24.50 -
Okra – Clemson Spineless
$2.60 – $13.10 -
Corn, Sweet – Peaches & Cream SE
$2.60 – $36.00 -
Cucumber – National Pickling
$2.60 – $25.60 -
Beet – Detroit Dark Red
$2.60 – $15.50 -
Cantaloupe – Burrell’s Jumbo (Hale’s Best)
$2.60 – $21.00 -
Peas, Snap – Super Sugar Snap
$2.60 – $12.70 -
Beet – Ruby Queen
$2.60 – $15.50 -
Watermelon – Crimson Sweet
$2.60 – $23.30 -
Herb – Cilantro (Coriander)
$2.60 – $13.80 -
California Giants Mix
$2.60 – $38.00 -
Squash, Summer – Early Prolific Straightneck
$2.60 – $21.00 -
Squash, Winter – Waltham Butternut
$2.60 – $21.40 -
Bean, Bush – Bush Blue Lake 274
$2.60 – $12.30 -
Pepper, Hot – Numex Big Jim
$2.60 – $37.50 -
Lettuce, Head – Buttercrunch
$2.60 – $19.50 -
Squash, Summer – Spineless Beauty
$3.50 – $91.40 -
Bean, Bush – Bush Blue Lake 156
$2.60 – $12.50 -
Lettuce, Leaf – Romaine, Parris Island
$2.60 – $19.50 -
Pumpkin – Jack O’ Lantern
$2.60 – $22.00 -
Corn, Sweet – Bodacious
$2.60 – $27.50 -
Tomato – Burrell’s Special
$2.60 – $97.80 -
Pepper, Sweet – California Wonder 300
$2.60 – $84.00 -
Pepper, Hot – Mosco
$2.60 – $78.40 -
Carrot – Nantes
$2.60 – $24.50 -
Corn, Sweet – Golden Bantam SU 8 Row
$2.60 – $12.80 -
Onion – Sweet Spanish Colorado #6
$2.60 – $40.00 -
Bean, Bush – Jade
$2.60 – $13.20 -
Carrot – Rainbow
$2.60 – $154.00 -
Bean, Bush – Improved Tendergreens
$2.60 – $11.60 -
Cucumber – Muncher
$2.60 – $27.80 -
Tomato – Roma VF
$2.60 – $94.00 -
Cowpea – Top Pick Pinkeye Pea
$2.60 – $12.60 -
Spinach – Nobel (Giant Thick Leaved)
$2.60 – $13.90 -
Pumpkin – Small Sugar/Sugar Pie
$2.60 – $15.70 -
Herb – Basil, Italian
$2.60 – $32.80 -
Herb – Basil, Genovese
$2.60 – $28.40 -
Squash, Summer – Dwarf Summer Crookneck
$2.60 – $21.00 -
Radish – Cherry Belle
$2.60 – $12.70 -
Corn, Sweet – Trinity SE
$2.60 – $22.90 -
Watermelon – Sugar Baby
$2.60 – $28.90 -
Tomato – Tiny Tim
$2.60 – $30.00 -
Sunflower, Mammoth Grey Stripe Skyscraper
$2.60 – $15.40 -
Squash, Winter – Vegetable Spaghetti Improved
$2.60 – $23.10 -
Cowpea – California Blackeye Pea
$2.60 – $11.70 -
Tomato – Heat Master
$2.75 – $143.20 -
Peas, Snow – Oregon Sugar Pod II
$2.60 – $10.80 -
Lettuce, Leaf – Black Seeded Simpson
$2.60 – $18.40 -
Bean, Bush – Topcrop
$2.60 -
Corn, Popcorn – Strawberry
$2.60 – $22.60 -
Broccoli – Calabrese Green Sprouting
$2.60 – $17.00 -
Pumpkin – Howden
$2.60 – $31.00 -
Watermelon – Black Diamond
$2.60 – $28.90 -
Cantaloupe – Powdery Mildew Resistant #45
$2.60 – $21.50 -
Bean, Pole – Blue Lake FM 1
$2.60 – $12.50 -
Brussels – Long Island Improved
$2.60 – $19.50 -
Sunflower, Autumn Beauty
$2.60 – $24.00 -
Peas, Snap – Sugar Snap
$2.60 – $11.20 -
Herb – Bouquet Dill
$2.60 – $15.80 -
Tomato – Better Boy
$4.90 – $63.10 -
Carrot – Danvers 126
$2.60 – $24.50 -
Pepper, Mild – Numex Sonora Mild
$2.60 – $38.90 -
Cucumber – Carolina
$2.60 – $44.00 -
Corn, Popcorn – Japanese Hulless
$2.60 – $11.90 -
Tomato – Celebrity
$3.00 – $79.50 -
Pepper, Hot – Jalapeno, Early
$2.50 – $84.00 -
Herb – Thyme
$2.60 – $144.00 -
Corn, Sweet – Kandy Korn SE
$2.60 – $25.00 -
Tomatillo – Verde
$2.60 – $184.00 -
Corn, Popcorn – Robust Mushroom
$2.60 – $13.20 -
Cucumber – Lemon
$2.60 – $33.40 -
Pepper, Hot – Jalapeno, Chili M
$2.60 – $84.00 -
Herb – Italian/Plain Parsley
$2.60 – $15.50 -
Tomato – Large Red Cherry
$2.60 – $154.00 -
Squash, Winter – Angel Hair Mini Spaghetti F1
$3.00 – $63.00 -
Bean, Pole – Kentucky Wonder
$2.60 – $12.50 -
Pepper, Hot – Ancho/Poblano
$2.75 – $154.00 -
Onion – Burrell’s Yellow Valencia
$2.60 – $40.00 -
Pepper, Hot – Anaheim 118
$5.50 – $77.70 -
Peas, Shell – Green Arrow
$2.60 – $11.20 -
Pepper, Hot – Jalapeno, TAM No. 1
$2.60 – $84.00 -
Lettuce, Leaf – Salad Bowl – Red
$2.60 – $21.20 -
Squash, Winter – Bush Table Queen
$2.60 – $31.00 -
Watermelon – All Sweet
$2.60 – $33.00
Growing Beans.
Well tended beans are a highly productive crop. Kept watered and picked regularly, one of our generous packets of green bean seeds will provide 20 plus pounds of beans over a season. Canned, pickled or frozen, they are easy to put up for winter.
Plant 1″ to 2″ deep, 1″ to 3″ apart, in rows 20″ apart, when danger of frost is over. Control weeds with mulching or cultivation until blossoming season. Beans need the most water when blooming and setting fruit. If allowed to dry out, beans will be tough and stringy. Pick young, tender beans frequently, about once a week, to insure the best quality.
One pound of bean seeds will plant a 100 foot row and sixty pounds of seed will plant an acre.