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![]() Early Contender Bush Beans
The Standard Early Bean
(18 customer reviews)Early Contender Bush Beans starts producing nearly a week before most varieties. Bears 6- to 8-in. stringless pods and nothing stops it! Tolerates mosaic virus, greasy pod and heat. Cooks up tender, cans and freezes with no loss of quality. 49 DAYS. Beans are one of your best bets for yield and versatility. Plant now and enjoy another harvest this fall. For fall crops, plant anytime from July to August 15 (Zone 6-planting dates will vary by zone). A 15- foot row of pole beans will produce about 12 pounds of beans over a 6 to 8 week period. Grows green snap, wax and lima beans for fresh eating, freezing and canning. Seed Counts: A 2-ounce packet of bush snap bean seeds contains about 150 seeds and sows a 25-ft. row. Product Details
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![]() Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers Sort Reviews: Newest | Oldest | Highest Rating | Lowest Rating - Thursday, August 06, 2009Close but no cigarre Reviewed By: steve (Bonfield, Illinois) These plants produced an abundance of great beans but the plant itself was tiny I even , on accident, pulled out the whole plant when I was picking a ripe bean - Friday, August 14, 2009bounces back from deer Reviewed By: Julia Lichty (Blairstown, NJ) I planted these directly in my garden as soon as I received the seeds. They sprouted beautifully and quickly. After thinning them myself, some local deer decided to crop the whole row down to nubbins! I upped the watering and fertilizing, doubled up on the deer repellent, and all but one of the plants regrew, producing a great harvest of delicious, tender beans. - Wednesday, August 26, 2009Beautiful Crop Reviewed By: Salena (Princeton, TX) These grew so nice, my husband just loved the harvest and we cant wait for this weekend plant our 2nd planting of them for the season! Read More Reviews |
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