Vegetables Runner Beans Page 1
Runner Bean
(Phaseolus
coccineus)
Sow outdoors after last frost, use a cane structure
trellis or wigwam 22cm between canes, in rows 60cm apart to support beans. Sow
in rows 5cm deep 1 seed per cane. Sow indoors mid April or in situ May/June.
Harvest August to October. Keep well watered and feed weekly. Tip; runner beans
have approx. 80% germination rate sow a few extra beans along the row for
transplanting out later.
Beans
can be despatched to EU Countries, if ordering outside the EU please check
product can be imported before ordering. All orders will be despatched at
customers own risk.
Dwarf Runner
Bean
Ideal for the small or exposed garden
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Hestia 50 gram pkt Av 55 Seeds Dwarf Runner Bean Patio Pot variety A first class easy to grow dwarf variety, producing plants that have red and white bi-coloured flowers, followed by heavy yields of good quality runner beans. Can be grown in beds, borders or containers height approx 45cm. £2.85 Add to basket 50 grams £12.00 Add to basket 250 grams £20.00 Add to basket 500 grams
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Pickwick Dwarf Runner Bean 50 gram pkt Av 50 Seeds Tender, stringless runner beans on dwarf self supporting, early maturing plants. Grow in vegetable garden, flower border or on the patio. Height approx 30cm, Beans 20-24cm long £2.85 Add to basket 50 grams £12.00 Add to basket 250 grams £20.00 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean Aintree
NEW 100 gram pkt Av 85 Seeds Large yields of slender smooth, straight pods. Sets well in high temperatures, excellent flavour makes it very popular. Pod length 25-28cm. RHS Runner Bean trial Award of Garden Merit. £12.25 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean Armstrong 100 gram pkt Av 85 Seeds This is a vigorous variety, producing high yields of stringless pods, 40cm x 2.5cm. Early maturing and quick to establish. Resistant to virus races 1 & 2 £12.25 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean Wisley Magic Av 50 Seeds RHS Award of Garden Merit Runner bean Wisley Magic average pod size of 35cm, full of flavour. Heavy cropper. £2.75 Add to basket 50 seeds £12.00 Add to basket 250 seeds £20.00 Add to basket 500 seeds
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Runner Bean Painted Lady 100 gram pkt Av 75 Seeds An old variety dating back to the 19th Century, however it is still one of the best flavoured varieties available. Produces very tender, relatively short pods. Features attractive red and white bi-coloured flowers making it popular both as a plant sales item and for decorative use in a flower garden. £12.25 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean Mergoles 100 gram pkt Av 80 Seeds White seeded, high yields of delicious stringless runner beans, pod length approx 38cm medium green in colour. Grows well in difficult warmer weather. £12.25 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean Streamline 75 gram pkt Av 80 Seeds One of the most widely used varieties. This exhibition variety of runner beans has excellent quality long pods, heavy cropper. £15.00 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean White Emergo 100 gram pkt Av 70 Seeds White seeded, white flowered. Very heavy crops of tender, long slender runner beans. Good for freezing. £2.15 Add to basket 50 grams £12.25 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean White Emergo
Organic Sourced 100 gram pkt Av 70 Seeds White seeded, white flowered. Very heavy crops of tender, long slender runner beans. Good for freezing. £2.15 Add to basket 50 grams £13.50 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean Enorma 100 gram pkt Av 80 Seeds Prize winner variety with extremely long 50cm pods, high yielding and excellent flavour. Ideal variety for use as exhibition plant. £12.25 Add to basket 500 grams
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Runner Bean Enorma
Organic Sourced 100 gram pkt Av 80 Seeds Prize winner variety with extremely long 50cm pods, high yielding and excellent flavour. Ideal variety for use as exhibition plant. £15.50 Add to basket 500 grams
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The cultural information should be
used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for
the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With
this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already
have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the
larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia
Begonia etc requires no cover.
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