Green beans are generally considered an outdoor crop, but there are some steps you can take to harvest and enjoy these tasty veggies a year-round.

Beans take about 60 days to reach harvest, making it possible to get three crops of beans by pulling and planting again at the end of each harvest.

Resistant to bugs and plant diseases, yard-long pole beans thrive in hot climates and can provide a steady source of legumes year-round. Under optimal conditions, these beans can grow up to a yard (90 ...

Give green beans a chance The 2023 Vegetable of the Year, as voted on by Crow Wing County residents, is the green bean. Here’s how to plant it, grow it and prepare it in the kitchen.

Beans are an incredibly productive and versatile home garden crop: filling, protein-rich and vitamin-filled. In fact, some might say they are a magical fruit.

Green beans are direct seeded into the garden. Create a raised row about 6 inches high and 8-12 inches wide. Multiple rows should be around 36 inches apart. Open a shallow trench 1-2 inches deep ...

Green beans are native to North, South, and Central America. Today, however, they grow all over the world. They grow year-round, meaning you’ll find them in grocery stores no matter what season ...