Planting Bush Beans 🫘
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2024
- I am planting my bush beans into my raised garden today. I will plant some Black Turtle beans for drying. These beans take around 100 days to mature and then I will pick them from the plants when the bean pods have dried. The other two varieties are Blue Lake Green Beans and Yellow Custard beans, These varieties take around 60 days to mature. I will pick these and eat them fresh raw or cooked and they also freeze well. I grow flowers and vegetables in Saskatchewan, Canada. My cold hardiness zone is zone 3b. I have an average of 110 frost free growing days each year. The past few years have seen our temperatures go as low as -37C (-34.6F) to as high as 37C (98.6F). Come see what and how I grow in these conditions.
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Good morning. We planted our beans on the same day. I too have been putting it off because of the weather.
Another gardener said there isn’t enough time left in our gardening season. But I am confident we do because beans are relatively faster growing plants.
Hope you are having a great gardening season and happy gardening.
I find mature plants less affected by cold weather. Once the beans are at those final few weeks they might need to be covered at night but hopefully we will have warm enough days to get them to the end goal.
콩을 기르는 방법과 수확하는 기쁨이 유익할것입니다 멋져요 공유해주셔서 많은 도움이됩니다 한국에서 전체시청합니다 ❤
Thanks for watching!
It's been cold in the UK too, I even had my heating on a few times.
I put my beans (started inside) in the ground a week ago and the slugs have had a go at some of them already, so I've planted some more in pots inside and hope they will get big fast to resist the slugs.
I have tomatoes in my indoor porch that are over 2 foot tall with 2 trusses on already and yet the ones outside are still not a foot high. That's the weather for you, can't do anything about it, just hope, some years you win, some you don't.
Yes, we can’t control the weather. We work with and around it to the best of our abilities and hope for the best.
Howdy, Prairie Plantgirl!👋 Yay heat and yay beans!😋 I plan to grow those Black Turtle beans someday.🫘 There are so many delish beans to try!
I'm potting my sprouted cold crop seeds today. They sprout super quickly doing the paper towel method.👩🏾🌾
Does Buster eat green beans?
I hope you get a lot of beans!💕
Buster doesn’t eat beans. He loves peas!
The black turtle beans are great, easy to grow, harvest and store! You do such a great job keeping up on your crop seedlings for successions.
@PrairiePlantgirl Buster's got good taste...peas!😋
Thank you for the compliment.😊 Fall is exciting for us because that's when we can grow cold crops!😋
Great job! 😀
Thank you! 😄
Totally get your weather. Been so cold here in northwestern Alberta we had -1 last week at night.
Everything is slow. Still have my pumpkins and squash in solo cups in the greenhouse.
My peas are just coming up as well.
Going to plant my beans this week. We only have a 90 day growing window so dry beans are darn near impossible.
Although in saying that I am trying the Pea bean this year from eastern europe because of the short maturity date.
We can get frost and do get frost in first week of August. So all my tenders have to be covered.
Wow! I thought 110 frost free days here made for a quick season! You have to really be organized and have Mother Nature on board with a short season.
Thanks for this! I had to resow all my beans because I put untreated seeds into cool soil and the seeds rotted. I waited until the soil was in the mid 70’s to resow and they just about shot out of the ground!
Yes beans do not like cool, wet soil. I’m glad the second try worked out.
My peas aren’t growing either! But I sowed beans weeks ago and they are well on their way. Can’t wait! Your beans will now germinate quickly!
I had to sow parsnips three times! (old seed)
Glad the beans came up and are doing well! Maybe it’s just not a year for peas.
I was disappointed with the parsnip germination but not surprised. It just gave me a spot for turtle beans as I seemed to miss them in my plan. I have a relative that said she will have more parsnips than she needs so I won’t go without 😀
@@PrairiePlantgirl every year is different!