Bush bean 'Cannellino'
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Bush bean 'Cannellino' (Phaseolus vulgaris) , offered by the seed company Weston Seeds
This Italian heirloom bean is renowned in Europe for its high production and hardiness. Its long, cylindrical green pods, when ripe, reveal the elongated white seeds typical of Cannellino . This bean is particularly prized by chefs and gourmets for its versatility: ideal for soups, stews, and more. Excellent eaten fresh or dried, it is a must-have in vegetable gardens.
Days to maturity : 60 to 65 days
Plant Type : Dwarf Bush
Height : 15 to 18 inches
Plant spacing: 14 to 18 inches apart
Exposure : Full sun
Sowing : Semi-direct
Quantity per pack : nd
Cultivation method:
The Cannellino bean thrives in ideal conditions and requires little maintenance to provide generous harvests.
- Sowing Conditions : Sow directly outdoors when soil temperature reaches at least 16°C (60°F).
- Planting Depth : Bury seeds 1 inch (2.5 cm) deep.
- Spacing : Plant 3 inches (8 cm) apart in rows 18 to 28 inches (45 to 70 cm) apart.
- Watering : Maintain constant watering, especially during flowering and pod formation.
- Successive sowing : For a continuous harvest, sow every 10 days until mid-July.
Handle plants only when foliage is dry to prevent disease.
Why choose the dwarf bean 'Cannellino'?
Its generous production, refined taste and versatility make it a must-have choice for gardeners and chefs. Cannellino beans bring authentic Italian flavor to your dishes, while offering premium pods and seeds for fresh or dried consumption.
