Blue Lake Pole Bean

A well known stringless bean which is famous for its freezing and canning qualities. The pods are perfectly round. Because plants fruit from the base of the vine to the tip they are a heavy yielder.

55 days to harvest.
Fruit is 6-7" long.
Prefers a soil pH of 6-6.8.
Sow seeds directly into your garden
Plant seeds in direct sun and in well drained soil.
According to Rodale's Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening, legume seed inoculant can increase yields by 15-25%.

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Highly ornamental bean vine up to 12' high; lovely green foliage and brilliant scarlet flowers create a wonderful covering arbors or fences. Bean pods are tender and excellent when cooked.

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    Heirloom Variety and an AS&L Centennial Seed.
    Pods are 6" long.
    Prefers soil pH 6-6.8.
    Sow seeds directly into your garden.
    Plant seeds in direct sun and in well drained soil.
    According to Rodale's Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening, legume seed inoculant can increase yields by 15-25%

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Pole beans can yield up to three times the amount of a bush bean. They are also easier to harvest and take up less garden space. Plant can grow between 5-10' tall and need to be supported. Plant pole varieties in hills 3' apart each way, dropping 5 or 6 beans in hill and set a pole firmly in each hill. Train plants to climb in one direction around poles.