Category: Banyan Farm
Provider green beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) are a reliable, easy to grow heirloom variety known for their resistance to cold. They tend to grow early in the season, allowing for a head start on planting and harvest. The beans are smooth, stringless, and tender when young, with a vibrant green color.
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Sowed them on a chilly morning in late spring and every single seed germinated, even with that surprise frost we got. The cold resistance is no joke, these were up and vining before my neighbor's regular beans even broke the soil.
Planted these in early April when the soil was still cold and they sprouted without a single dud, which is exactly what I needed for a head start. The cold resistance is no joke—we had a late frost and they shrugged it off completely.
After last year's beans bolted at the first hint of cold, these sprouted right through a surprise frost and kept going strong—that cold resistance is the real deal. I got a head start on my whole garden because they came up so early in the season.
