Pole Bean Mix
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Climbing Bean Mix (Phaseolus vulgaris) – Offered by Ferme Tourne-Sol
This mix of pole beans gives you a bountiful and diverse harvest , with green, yellow, purple and sometimes striped pods, each providing its own flavour and texture . The vigorous and productive plants climb up to 2.5m , requiring a sturdy stake or trellis . Unlike dwarf varieties, pole beans produce for a longer period and offer impressive yields over a longer period.
Type : Climbing bean (with poles)
Plant habit : Climbing, requires support
Spread : 30 to 50 cm
Plant height : 1.8 to 2.5 m
Quantity per pack : 40 seeds
Maturity : 65 to 75 days
Companion plants : Corn, squash, carrot, cucumber, radish
Enemy plants : Garlic, onion, leek, fennel
Cultivation method
Climbing beans are grown in full sun , in light, well-drained soil rich in organic matter . Sow directly in the open ground after the last frosts, when the soil temperature reaches 15°C . Plant 3 to 4 seeds per stake , or in rows spaced 30 to 40 cm apart, with a sturdy support to guide them. Regular but moderate watering encourages continuous production. Harvest beans young and tender , picking regularly to stimulate new production.
Use and benefits
This bean mix is perfect for stir-fries, salads, soups or freezing . Each color brings a unique taste note , and the purple beans turn green when cooked. Rich in fiber, vegetable protein, vitamins B and C , they are an excellent choice for a healthy and balanced diet .
Thanks to their rapid growth, high productivity and diversity of colours and flavours , these climbing beans are a real asset to the vegetable garden .
