Bridgwater Beans....

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    ...Are in :)

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    Kept a few spares in case of slug damage :th scifD36:
     
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      whats so special about them Zig , a guy in work grows them and did offer me some but space with me is like gold dust !!
       
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      There are some that say it's the best tasting bean :)
       
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        guy in work said that as well (I hate beans of any kind bbbllllwwwaaa ) , he also grows a Native American bean as well
         
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        Mine are in and growing well, thanks to @alex-adam.:ThankYou:
         
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          Best you don't grow them then :doh:
           
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            Thanks to @alex-adam they have gone from about 10 seeds to hundreds :thumbsup:

            They are now being grown back in Bridgwater :dbgrtmb:
             
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              Here are our Bridgwater Beans - sharing growing space with sweet peas and some butter-head lettuce.
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                Think you sent me some of these a couple of years ago Zigs (much appreciated as always) but I found them pretty stringy.
                That said, all my seeds rotted this year so have begged some 'Enorma' from the in-laws...
                 
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                  Maybe you let the grow too large, they are best harvested at about 4"-5" long, before you can see the swelling beans in the pods.

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                    Just what I need to know :thumbsup:
                     
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