I tried growing many different varieties of green beans. Since I like cannning I have quite a bit of experience when it is growing green beans. You might think green beans are all the same, but they all have differences.
If the plants are kept well picked, the Tenderette Bush Beans are by far a favorite type of bean for canned. plants will continue to produce a large crop until frost.
They produce well, are stringless, and are easier to pick than green, they are a goodly different from taste than the beans. ones. They are easier to see on the bush since they are yellow.
I tried in the past failed. I tried in the past failed. I tried in the past failed. I tried in the past failed in comparison. I never found any pole beans that I like as well Tenderette bush beans them canned, but I plant them anyway. a little longer to start production than bush beans.
It is a brown seeded bean, and are stringless when picked when young. Keep them well picked and they will produce until frost kills them.
Blue Lake Pole Beans are a white seed variety that cans quite well. They are stringed when picked young, and will be produced until frost when kept well picked. Blue Lake pole beans are my favorite type of pole bean for canning.
Even when picked very young, they tend to have some strings. The only reason I plant them at all is because of their unique bean flavor. They are a white seeded variety. The seeds from mature beans also are well well as they can be grown along a waist high fence instead of on poles. I can not have a canned beans from the grocery store, you do not know what you & # 39; re missing. Home canned green beans out shine store bought beans. There really is no comparison in quality and flavor.
