planting pole bean seeds Pole Bean Collection – 4 Heirloom Climbers – SurvivalGardenSeeds

planting pole bean seeds Pole Bean Collection – 4 Heirloom Climbers – SurvivalGardenSeedsMaximize your garden space with the Pole Bean Seed Collection, featuring four heirloom climbing varieties selected for vertical growing, strong yields, and dependable summer production. This mix combines classic snap beans, eye catching striped pods, extra long yard beans, and a red flowering runner bean that adds both harvest and beauty to the garden. Included varieties are Kentucky Wonder and Rattlesnake (Phaseolus vulgaris), Yard Long Green (Vigna

Maximize your garden space with the Pole Bean Seed Collection, featuring four heirloom climbing varieties selected for vertical growing, strong yields, and dependable summer production. This mix combines classic snap beans, eye-catching striped pods, extra-long yard beans, and a red-flowering runner bean that adds both harvest and beauty to the garden.

Included varieties are Kentucky Wonder and Rattlesnake (Phaseolus vulgaris), Yard Long Green (Vigna unguiculata subsp. sesquipedalis), and Scarlet Emperor Runner Bean (Phaseolus coccineus). Together, they offer a wide range of uses—from tender snap beans and quick-cooking stir-fry beans to shelling and dry bean potential—along with diverse textures and flavors for everyday meals.

Built for Vertical Growing and Big Harvests:

• 4 heirloom pole bean varieties for trellises and supports
• Vigorous climbing vines ideal for fences, arches, stakes, and raised beds
• Productive plants that continue setting pods through summer heat
• Suitable for fresh snap beans, shell beans, and dry bean use
• Mix of green, striped, extra-long, and runner bean types for variety

Why Customers Love Pole Bean Seed Collection:

• Maximizes harvest in small spaces by growing upward
• Continuous production with regular picking
• Yard Long beans perfect for stir fries and quick cooking
• Rattlesnake offers distinctive streaked pods
• Scarlet Emperor produces vibrant red blooms that attract pollinators before forming edible pods

How to Grow:

Direct sow after your last frost once soil temperatures are consistently warm. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil. Provide a sturdy trellis, fence, arch, or stakes at planting time to support climbing vines.

Keep soil evenly moist during germination. Once established, water deeply and consistently, especially during flowering and pod development. Most varieties begin producing in approximately 55–75 days, depending on conditions. Harvest frequently to encourage continued flowering and pod set throughout the season.

Harvest & Use:

Pick pods young for crisp, tender snap beans. Allow some pods to mature for shelling or dry bean storage if desired. Yard Long beans are especially well-suited for stir fries and quick sautés. Scarlet Emperor runner beans provide ornamental value with bright red blossoms that attract pollinators before forming edible pods.