Bean - Bush Shelling

Bean - Bush Shelling

Bush Shelling Bean Seed

Shelling beans are normally grown for the seeds or 'beans', as the pods are often stringy. Try using them fresh or dry for later use. Bush beans (called 'dwarf' beans in Europe) are popular for their more compact size, and concentrated harvest. Bean seed should be planted about 1 inch deep in rows 2-3 feet apart. Best germination is achieved when soil temperatures are 70-90 F. SPECIAL CAUTION: Untreated bean seed is particularly susceptible to failure if planted in soil that is too cool or wet. Because of the concentrated harvest of bush beans, you can extend your season by sowing successive crops 2-3 weeks apart.

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Bush Bean Seeds, Borlotto Lingua Di Fuoco

Bush version of the Italian bean much in demand and prized for its 'Tongue of Fire' red pods up to 8..

$3.49

Bush Bean Seeds, Coco Bianco

Famous heirloom from Italy, these round fat beans are wonderful in soups, stews, and for baking. A p..

$3.69

Bush Bean Seeds, Dall Occhio Black Eyed

A wonderful and elusive small kidney shaped bean. Also known as "ambelofassoula" in Greece. Looks al..

$2.99

Bush Bean Seeds, Lingot Cannellini

Lingot is considered a to be a premium strain of cannellini bean. This bean is very well-known in Eu..

$3.69

Bush Bean Seeds, Lingua Di Fuoco Geo Organic

This is a premium organic selection of the famous Borlotto Shelling Bean, 'Lingua di Fuoco', great f..

$3.29

Bush Bean Seeds, Montalbano Cannellini

This is a select strain of cannellini bean, noted for its productive, concentrated harvest and disea..

$3.49