heirloomgal
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Some outdoor pics. The last bean pod photos of the year.
Youdou finally drying down. Seeds are an interesting color when fresh, the seeds I received must have been older. Big chubby pods like this are more at risk for rot, but this one has been doing alright so far. I've only lost a handful. Weirdest bean yet.
Last of the Kitoba pods drying down. One of my favorite pole beans this year. Pods are moisture resistant, and the plants produce a huge volume of pods. The lavender purple seeds are all beautifully formed as well.
Monaco Mussu Niriu, or something close to that name. Sheesh, this is a longer season bean! I hope it makes it. The lady who sent it to me says it has a uniquely high protein content.
And while some of the bean vines are totally kaput, this one - Sastre at 10 feet - is still full of lush green leaves and not stopping anytime soon. I'll have to wait to see what happens with this one.
Lavender Swirl drying down sideways. Vines are still in perfect condition too.
Stephano D'Avento Borlotti. All pods turned to pink as they dried down. Top of the pole collapsed from the weight of the full pods. Great producer.
Witzenhausen pods. So many of this years pods are turning pink at this stage.
Broughton Astley Polish pods basking in the late summer sun.
Another super vigorous one, about 12 feet tall - Facciosa. Not showing any signs of slowing down or yellowing. I'm praying for a late frost this year so these late ones can give me at least enough seeds to try again.
Youdou finally drying down. Seeds are an interesting color when fresh, the seeds I received must have been older. Big chubby pods like this are more at risk for rot, but this one has been doing alright so far. I've only lost a handful. Weirdest bean yet.
Last of the Kitoba pods drying down. One of my favorite pole beans this year. Pods are moisture resistant, and the plants produce a huge volume of pods. The lavender purple seeds are all beautifully formed as well.
Monaco Mussu Niriu, or something close to that name. Sheesh, this is a longer season bean! I hope it makes it. The lady who sent it to me says it has a uniquely high protein content.
And while some of the bean vines are totally kaput, this one - Sastre at 10 feet - is still full of lush green leaves and not stopping anytime soon. I'll have to wait to see what happens with this one.
Lavender Swirl drying down sideways. Vines are still in perfect condition too.
Stephano D'Avento Borlotti. All pods turned to pink as they dried down. Top of the pole collapsed from the weight of the full pods. Great producer.
Witzenhausen pods. So many of this years pods are turning pink at this stage.
Broughton Astley Polish pods basking in the late summer sun.
Another super vigorous one, about 12 feet tall - Facciosa. Not showing any signs of slowing down or yellowing. I'm praying for a late frost this year so these late ones can give me at least enough seeds to try again.
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