Black Beans Gone Wild: These Black Beans cannot be Contained!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- It's time to prepare our Cattle Panel Trellis Arches for our Fall Tomato Transplants.... but first, we need to harvest our Black Beans! Join me as we try to wrangle black beans in for this fun fall harvest.
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Beans are the perfect gardening bounty!
I place all mine in a mason jar. I add a silica packet to keep it from getting mold. Plus they last way longer. Thank you for the videos. I find them very helpful. I too live in Florida.
How many bean plants did you have here?
I've grown Puerto Rican black beans. I won them in a giveaway from Petrina on Homegrown Florida. That was the first time growing beans. I couldn't believe how easy they were to grow. I cut them down in September & left the roots in until I was ready to use that grow bag again. Well 2 of them decided to sprout & grow again so I just let them. I now have more beans growing in my garden.
I'm a sit in front of the tv & shell them kinda gal.
I may be wrong but I am pretty sure that you “shuck” corn and “shell” peas and beans. Great video once again. Thanks! 😊
That sounds right! It’s the Midwest roots. My parents are from corn country. My parents and I have shucked corn but never dealt with beans growing up. Thanks Karen!
@@WildFloridian That explains it! :)
I grow red ripper southern cowpeas and they do awesome....I shell them by hand and store them in canvas bags in the pantry.
I like to grow rattle snake beans. They make great cooked green bean and dried, they make a good pinto bean. We eat a lot of pintos instead of black beans.
We store our dried beans in mason jars with desiccant pkgs. We grow crowder, yard long, and our speckled grahams did great this summer.
I hand shell my dried beans and store them in jars.
What a great video to wake up to
Yay! Thank you John! 😄
I did Puerto Rican black beans, before the hurricane last year, but put them in too small an area, and they took over- I harvested them early so we didn’t lose them in the storm. Will try again, since they loved growing in my yard. I also grew purple hull cowpeas- did okay but had pest pressure.
I store my dry beans in the freezer. I put them in a Tupperware container until I have a pound. I put them in a shrink bag, label and back into the freezer.
Those not so dry beans that you picked can be placed on a table and they will continue to air dry over time.
I grew red noodle beans this year and I don't care for them. They are tasteless, so I'm freezing them. I will add them to vegetable soup for a filler. Does anyone have any ideas on how they use red noodle beans?
If you have too many beans, maybe a food kitchen would like to have them
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Great harvest. Great video as usual. Thanks 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
Sell some of those beans. People would love to have them. Some of us would love that problem in our gardens
Hi do you have any for sale I’ve looked everywhere and all are sold out. Also a fellow Floridian
I've never done beans, but I have done peas, and they are so nice, right off the vine, or steamed.
Trail of tears (Seedsavers) are the best black beans I have ever grown
Same! And they grow better during the warm and cool season. PBS are better for summer
Thanks for posting this. Currently growing PR black beans.
You’re welcome! 😊
So my question has nothing to do with beans but you mentioned throwing your sweet potato vines in a bed. My sweet potato vines keep getting covered in whiteflies. How do you prevent them in your bed. I’ve read that I should not compost them if they have whiteflies.
I’m a “sit in front of the TV and shell” kind of girl. 🙋♀️
I bet your watching Deadliest Catch! 🎣 😉
@@WildFloridianHaha! Yup that’s one of my shows
Just an thought…paint your trellises black while they are now bare and they will fade into the landscape for more a pleasant ascetic for your front yard 🌺🌺🌺
Great tip.
Waiting to see the brown anoles run like "AHHHH!". They do this when I get out side to muck around in our garden. Sometimes when I water the compost pile, they jump in too. Growing black beans and lentils for legumes now, started them a few weeks ago!
Cherokee black beans did wonderful for me. Puerto Rican got the beans eaten out of he shells by something! Every single one of them! And then my trellis gave way before the end of the season. 😂 So it was a failure all around. I shall try again! On something sturdier.😂😂
Good job you 2 😊
Thank you Theanne!
I stored my asparagus beans this year in cheap dollar store jars, Then I saw some worm/maggot/grub looking things crawling in them and I dumped them out in my mulched areas for potential nitrogen fixing chop and drop cover crops. I also had success with black eye peas but never saved them. I hand shucked my beans when I took shade breaks. Being too stubborn to get air conditioning I need shade breaks and I pile up sitting tasks in my shade chair area. Since it is cold in North central Florida this time of year that pile of sitting/shade tasks have piled up.
Shade tasks! I love it! I’ll definitely let you know what I find on cleaning and storing for dried beans
Freeze the jar an hour to kill the eggs.
Hey where can i get those everglades tom? im local to your area
@jasonanderson327. You can Google Everglades tomatoes. A bunch of websites came up. Check them out. I hope this is helpful.
What is that sound in the background? Sounds like someone or something is getting beaten to death.
What’s up with the angry guy? lol. Great video though!
Right?!? Not my immediate neighbor but sounded like he was having a bad day with his weed wacker. I edited out some of it 😳
I grew some last year and stored in a mason jar and they became moldy . I was wondering how to properly store them?
We shall have to discover this!
Save the desiccant packs from new shoes and stuff. Put one or two in the jar with the dried seeds. No mold if no moisture.
Isn't this weather great for gardening? I'd love a trellis like yours but can't figure out a spot. Merritt island, FL, 9A
Love it right now!!! Definitely make sure you like the spot if you do it like I did. They are meant to handle non-major hurricanes and aren’t easy to get out.
Are Puerto Rican black beans the same as the black beans one sees in the grocery store? Are they in the cowpea family? Have you ever grown Red Ripper cowpeas if so do they vine on a trellis and how do they compare?
They are different. Same flavor but they are smaller and aren’t shiny. Not sure because info is limited on them. I haven’t done any cowpeas before so o cannot say 🤷♀️
Great harvest! When did you plant the Puerto rican beans and where can I get them for seed?
I got mine from Etsy, the seller was from Sarasota
I grow black eye peas every year. They are a bush variety and grow great in our summer heat. I would like to try some black beans
Aww, you could have given them to me if you didn’t want them, beans are Puertoricans daily sides. I have a question though. You said they will reseed if they drop. Does that mean I can continue growing them around winter? Because if I can, I would love too. 😂❤ I live in zone 9b.
LOL! Yes they will definitely reseed! Everywhere. I think it is worth a try. They may not take off during the winter and stay small which is what I remember from last year. Some of the beans may just hang out through the cooler months too. So I would try!
"Shelling" the beans 🙃 Have never tried dried beans before, but love black beans, so may try these in the spring. Got the sweet taters pulled and yesterday planted more fall crops in the VeGega - peas, broccoli and carrots. My other beds are doing great, we've already eaten some radishes. Love the weather right now!
Oh that makes more sense! 🤭 Shelling! Thank you and it sounds like you are making amazing progress!
Store mine in jars but they don’t last long. Just made a delicious vegetarian chili with pbb, delicious!
I think they are perennial 😂, and it didn't mind the hot dry summer. It was sad but I had to kill mine to start my fall crops.
I love hand sucking cause it reminds me of my grandmother. We would always suck the beans together. I love to binge watch but I only had enough for a single episode this year😂. I just made yummy kale chips with my dinosaur kale.
If I remember correctly you said the sweet potatoes were just bought at the store. Would love to know what kind they are. The ones I planted didn't do good at all. Guess I can just try getting some organic ones also. When is the best time to plant them?
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I enjoy watching your videos, I also live in zone 9B, (north Pinellas) and would love to grow PR black beans next summer, where can I buy seed?
I also live in zone 9B and was wondering where to get the Puerto Rican black beans too.