Golden Wax Bush Beans – 10 Seeds
(Phaseolus vulgaris)
R30.00
It is a bush type plant that produces excellent yields of golden yellow wax beans. The pods are string-less, straight, and possess a rich buttery flavor.
Sowing Time: Spring and Summer.
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One of the oldest known wax beans. Golden Wax Bush Beans was first introduced around 1871. It is a bush type plant that produces excellent yields of golden yellow beans. The plants are compact and they grow 40 cm tall, with a spread of 25-30 cm wide, and produce delicious golden pods about 13-15 cm long. The pods are string-less, straight, and possess a rich buttery flavor. Resistant to BCMV, freezes well, white seed with purple-brown eye. Early dependable cropper, for fresh or canning or freezing.
Growing Golden Wax Bush Beans
- Mark rows for bush beans with stretched string, then make a furrow on this line.
- Sow seeds 2cm deep and 5-8cm apart, allowing 60cm between rows.
- Mulch between rows to conserve water – and reduce weeds.
- On hot days, prevent vegetables from wilting by watering early in the morning, and if necessary again in the late afternoon.
- Beans mature quickly and are ready to harvest 8 to 10 weeks after planting.
- Sow at regular intervals to prolong the harvest.
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