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I am looking to grow 1 or 2 varieties of snap style bush beans this year. I would prefer to only grow heirloom or open-pollinated plants.
Any suggestions or recommendations from your experiences?
Has anyone here tried the Burgundy beans that turn from purple to green when blanched? How are their flavor and production levels?
Thanks for your information.
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I enjoyied the Royal burgandy, very stocky and produces early fair amount of beans . Beautiful in a salad . Stringless great to eat raw!
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I normaly plant Roma II's. I like them the best.
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momshobbies05, Thanks for the information and welcome to the forum.
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Johnct, Amigatec, and Comfrey, Thanks for your information.
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