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Burpee Stringless Green Pod Bean Seeds

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A popular heirloom bush variety (approx. 50-55 days to maturity) featuring 5-6 inch long, stringless, meaty, and tender green pods. It is highly productive, self-supporting (12-24 inches tall), and a culinary star.  The pods are delicious in pesto, sautéed with garlic, braised, or steamed. Terrific for canning, freezing, and fresh eating.

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Key Features:

  • Self-supporting: A compact, upright bush variety that grows 18–24 inches tall. With sturdy stalks that normally do not require poles or trellising.
  • 5-6” long beans are stringless with a crisp snap and juicy pod!
  • Adaptable to various conditions, showing tolerance for heat and drought.
  • Highly efficient, these plants are early & robust; reaching harvest in approximately 50 days—about a week earlier than many other varieties.
  • Disease Resistance: Offers resistance to powdery mildew and common bean mosaic viruses.
  • Space-Saving: Its compact size makes it suitable for raised beds and container gardening.
  • Prolific producer with a concentrated harvest window, making it ideal for succession planting
  • Heirloom.  You can save seeds (and money!) for next year.

Growing Information:

Direct SowAfter frost when soil is warm; sow 1″ deep
SpacingPlant seeds 4-6 inches apart, with rows 18-36 inches apart
SunFull sun.  6-8 hours per day
Germination5-14 days. Soil temp: 70–90°F (
2132C
) is optimal; germination is slow below 
60°F. Keep evenly moist but not waterlogged.
Soil
Fertile, well-drained loam; A slightly acidic pH of 6.0 to 6.8
Harvest
50-55 Days. Pick beans when firm around 4-6” long for the best flavor and continued production.


Tips: Water at soil level (not overhead) to reduce leaf disease and allow the soil to dry out between waterings to prevent root rot.  Water consistently, especially during flowering & pod development.
**While self-supporting, bush beans can still flop over when over-crowded, over-laden, or in overly wet soil.  To fix this, hill soil around the base of the stems and keep plants picked every 1-2 days.

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