This is on of several varieties of bean that we grow this season.
'Kara' is an perennial bean.
We let the vine climb on the wall, caused by it grow intensively and need strong support.
I took a two seeds of this bean on July last year, but planted it a month later.
It seem too much leaves on the vine, it might caused by too much shade here on our eastern backyard.
But finally this plant produce fresh beans.
Lots of beans are covered by leaves.
The young beans are so crispy.
Thanks GOD.
A beautiful bean. I just planted. I'm worried, frosts are coming and the plants will be destroyed.
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Thank you, Lucia. Of course you grow annual bean during the summer. Hoping you have great harvest next
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ReplyDeleteOh sure, you are greatly rewarded by this very lush grown Kara bean!
Enjoy your fresh and home grown produce.
Hugs,
Mariette
Thank you, Mariette. Such a nice thing to consume our home grown products.
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DeleteHow you can make it grow so well?
ReplyDeleteActually I grow it naturally, with minimum tillage and also fertilizer. The fallen leaves get decomposed and make the soil rich of nutrient.
DeleteHow great to have a perennial bean - we have to seed our beans every year.
ReplyDeleteyes, this season we have three varieties of perennial bean. But this one is growing so well.
DeleteAs Sue has said, a perennial bean sounds fantastic! I bought 4 different bean seeds for sowing this year, but of course, I'm locked down, hopefully the seeds will germinate next year!
ReplyDeleteWe grow annual beans too. The 'stay at home' period make us gardening intensively.
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