Most climates can cultivate fresh, crisp beans for summer delights. Gardeners may maximise planting space by cultivating pole beans. Planting pole beans extends the crop.
When to Plant Pole Bean
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Weather matters while sowing pole beans. Beans grow best when planted directly in the garden. Sow seeds in 60-degree soil.
How to Plant Pole Bean
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Sow seeds 4–8 inches (10–20 cm) apart in 24-36-inch (61–91 cm) rows. Push seeds 1 inch (2.5 cm) deep and lightly brush soil over them.
How to Grow Pole Bean
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Large pole bean crops require well-drained soil and organic amendment. In temperatures above 60 degrees F, full sun is best.
Harvesting Pole Bean
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When pods are full and swollen, beans are harvested. We recommend picking beans every three to five days to avoid woody and bitter older beans.
Varieties of Pole Bean
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Popular types include Kentucky Wonder and Blue Lake. Their hybridization yields Kentucky Blue. Stringless Kentucky Blues exist. Italian flat bean Romano is wonderful
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