Climbing French Bean – Long, Succulent Pods

Botanical Name: Phaseolus vulgaris
Seed Count: 50
Genus: Peas & Beans

Enjoy high harvests of succulent beans with this climbing French bean variety. Producing long, fleshy pods up to 15cm, these plants yield generous clusters of tasty beans over an extended season. Perfect for garden beds, borders, or patio pots, they bring flavourful, home-grown beans straight to your table.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Generous Crops: Long, succulent pods up to 15cm in length.

• Extended Harvest: Pick regularly to enjoy beans over a long season.

• Versatile Growing: Suitable for containers, garden beds, or climbing supports.

• Easy to Grow: Ideal for beginners and experienced gardeners alike.

How to Grow:

• Indoors: Sow April–May, 2.5cm deep in individual pots of compost. Keep warm (15–20°C) and moist. Seedlings appear in 7–14 days. Acclimatise plants before planting out 25cm apart with 45cm between rows once frosts are over (May–June).

• Outdoors: Sow May–July, 5cm deep in well-prepared, fertile soil. Sow two seeds per position, 30cm apart, with 45cm between rows. Thin to leave the strongest plants.

• Support & Harvest: Provide poles or netting to climb. Pick beans regularly to encourage continuous cropping. Harvest July–October.

A reliable, high-yielding choice, this climbing bean produces long, tender pods with exceptional flavour for fresh eating or cooking. 🌿✨