Author: Mindy

mindy newford

Hello! I'm Mindy, and I write for Veggie Knowledge. With a background in environmental science and a deep love for all things green, I've been nurturing gardens and sharing my knowledge for over a decade. My articles are driven by a commitment to sustainable practices and a desire to make gardening accessible to everyone.

Despite their small size, green beans are one of the most popular vegetables around. They are easy to grow and can be eaten fresh, canned, or frozen. Green beans are a good source of vitamins A and C, as well as fiber. Most green bean plants will reach a height of 2-3 feet and produce 6-8 ounces of beans. However, there are some varieties that can get much larger. For example, the ‘Grand Rapids’ green bean plant can grow up to 6 feet tall and produce 1 pound of beans.A Green Bean Plant can get about 3 to 4 feet.…

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Green beans are a nutritious and delicious addition to any meal, but many gardeners are unsure of whether or not they need to soak green bean seeds before planting. The short answer is no, you do not need to soak green bean seeds before planting. However, there are a few benefits to soaking your green beans seeds before you plant them. There is no need to soak green bean seeds before planting. How long should I soak green bean seeds before planting? It is generally recommended that you soak your seeds overnight for 8-12 hours, and no more than 24…

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If you are a fan of green beans, you may be wondering if they will keep coming back after you pick them. The answer is yes! As long as you take care of the plant, it will continue to produce beans for you to enjoy. Yes, green beans grow back after you pick them. They are a renewable resource. How do you pick green beans so they grow back? When picking bush beans, you can simply grab them at the tip where they meet the plant. There is no need to search for individual beans, as they will all be…

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In the United States, green beans are one of the most commonly consumed vegetables. They can be eaten raw, cooked, or canned. Green beans are processed and sold as either whole beans or cut beans. The most popular variety of green bean in the U.S. is the snap bean, which is marketed under many names, including string bean, haricot vert, and french bean. Green beans are classified as a pod vegetable, which means that they grow in a pod. The pod is the seed vessel of the plant and contains the seeds. The plants that produce green beans are known…

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Green bean plants are self-pollinating, meaning they do not require pollination from another plant in order to produce beans. However, if you want to increase the yield of your green beans, you can help the plants by manually pollinating them. Yes, green bean plants need pollination in order to produce beans. Pollination is the process of transferring pollen from the male parts of the plant to the female parts. This can be done by insects, wind, or other means. Without pollination, the bean plant will not be able to produce beans. How do green beans pollinate? Green beans are a…

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Many people are familiar with the common green bean plant, but did you know that these plants can also produce flowers? While not all green beans will flower, it is not uncommon to see these pretty blooms on your plants. Green beans are annual plants, which means they only live for one growing season. This means that the flowers are produced near the end of the plant’s life cycle. There are several different types of green bean plants, and not all of them flower. Some varieties, like the Kentucky Wonder, produce large, white flowers. Others, like the Chinese long bean,…

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Not all green bean plants come back every year. Many green bean plants are annuals, which means they live for only one growing season. However, there are some types of green beans that are perennials, which means they can come back year after year. There are actually two types of green beans – those that are grown as annuals and those grown as perennials. Annual green beans are planted from seed each year and will not come back on their own. Perennial green beans, on the other hand, are planted once and will come back year after year. Are green…

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Most gardeners know that you can’t plant the same crops in the same spot year after year. But what about planting green beans in the same spot? Can you do it? The short answer is yes, you can plant green beans in the same spot. However, you will need to take some precautions to make sure that your plants are healthy and productive. First, you will need to rotate your crops. This means that you will need to plant green beans in a different spot each year. This will help to prevent diseases and pests from becoming a problem. Second,…

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It is possible to plant green beans in the fall, although the best time to plant them is in the spring. If you live in an area with a long growing season, you can sow the seeds in late summer and harvest the beans in the fall. Yes, you can plant green beans in the fall. What kind of beans can you plant in the fall? Some of the more popular fall bush bean varieaties are TopCrop, Tendercrop, and Contender. The varieties Greencrop and Romano are bush forms of the popular pole beans. If you insist on planting pole beans,…

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Are you looking for a fun, easy, and rewarding gardening project for the spring? Why not try planting green bean seeds! Green beans are a fast-growing, cool weather crop that can be planted as soon as the danger of frost has passed in your area. With a little bit of planning and care, you can be harvesting your own fresh green beans in just a few months.Yes, you can plant green bean seeds. Can I plant seeds from store bought green beans? Yes, you can grow beans from a packet of dried beans from the grocery store. You will need…

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