Organic 'Red Noodle Yard Long' climbing bean

sesquipedalis.

Product code : GAIAS-0233

Haricot grimpant 'Red Noodle Yard Long' fait partie de notre sélection de semences biologiques pour les jardins du Québec.
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'Red Noodle Yard Long' organic climbing bean (Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis) from Gaia Seeds, a spectacular Asian bean, extra-long and incredibly tender

The 'Red Noodle Yard Long' bean is a spectacular Asian heirloom variety, prized for its deep red pods that grow 2 to 3 feet long . Vigorous, productive, and climbing, it makes a striking visual statement in the vegetable garden. When cooked, the pods turn green but retain exceptional tenderness , a delicate crispness , and their stringless quality, even when they reach impressive lengths. Versatile and flavorful, this bean is a staple of Asian cuisine, perfect stir-fried, in a wok, steamed, or in summer stir-fries.

Companion plants : Corn, Carrot, Cabbage, Cucumber, Peas, Radish, Potato, Squash, Nasturtium, Rosemary
Nefarious plants : Alliums, Beetroot

Spread/Carrying : Vigorous climber
Plant height : 200 to 300 cm
Quantity per packet : 25 seeds
Certification : Certified organic by Ecocert Canada
Special features : Pods 2–3 feet long, burgundy red, tender and crisp, not stringy, perfect for Asian cuisine

Leaf color : Medium green
Texture/flavor : Tender, crunchy, soft and slightly sweet
Cold tolerance : Not frost tolerant


Farming method

To improve germination, soak the seeds for a maximum of 8 hours in lukewarm water (longer soaking will result in lost seeds). Sow directly after the last frost at a depth of 2.5–5 cm .
Space the plants 7 to 10 cm apart and the rows 45 to 60 cm apart .
Germination in 10 to 14 days at around 25–26 °C .
Grow in full sun (level 3) with moderate watering (level 2). Provide a sturdy trellis — this bean is very vigorous and grows quickly.
For a continuous harvest, sow every 3 weeks .


Harvesting and preservation

Harvest the pods when they are long, supple and still tender — no need to wait for full maturity for fresh use.
For dried beans , allow the pods to dry completely on the plant, ensuring excellent air circulation.
Store only dry seeds .


Usage ideas

• Stir-fried or in a wok , cut into chunks
• In tempura , crispy and light
• Steamed like traditional long green beans
• In Asian curries or light stews
• As a colorful and spectacular accompaniment to summer dishes

The 'Red Noodle Yard Long' bean is an exceptional variety, combining beauty, productivity, and outstanding culinary quality. An essential climbing plant for a bountiful and spectacular vegetable garden.

Practical guide

How to use it

Uses in the garden

Au jardin, Haricot grimpant 'Red Noodle Yard Long' gagne à être placé selon son port, sa vigueur et l’accès à la récolte.

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Frequently asked questions

01 Comment conserver les semences de Haricot grimpant Red Noodle Yard Long avant le semis?
Pour Haricot grimpant 'Red Noodle Yard Long', les renseignements du sachet indiquent : Environ 25 graines · lot GO-0000774 · germination > 85 %.
02 Comment semer Haricot grimpant Red Noodle Yard Long?
Pour Haricot grimpant 'Red Noodle Yard Long', la période indiquée est les indications détaillées de la fiche. La méthode recommandée est Semis, avec une profondeur de 2,5 à 5,1 cm (1 à 2 po) en semis direct.
03 Quelles conditions favorisent la germination de Haricot grimpant Red Noodle Yard Long?
Pour Haricot grimpant 'Red Noodle Yard Long', le délai de germination indiqué est Généralement 7 à 21 jours dans les conditions recommandées, avec une température de germination de 18 à 24 °C pour favoriser une levée régulière.
04 Où installer Haricot grimpant Red Noodle Yard Long au jardin?
Pour Haricot grimpant 'Red Noodle Yard Long', l’exposition recommandée est Mi-ombre. Le repère d’espacement indiqué est 30,5 à 45,7 cm (12 à 18 po).
05 Quand et comment récolter Haricot grimpant Red Noodle Yard Long?
Pour Haricot grimpant 'Red Noodle Yard Long', les parties comestibles confirmées sont : Graines ou gousses récoltées au stade recommandé.