Name: Dwarf beans Purple Queen
SKU: 4779018393423
Price: 0.85 EUR
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Dwarf beans Purple Queen

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Latin title: Phaseolus vulgaris.

Product code: 4779018393423 Categories: Beans, broad beans, Vegetable seeds.

0.85 €

Quantity of seeds: 10 g

An early variety. Plants grow short. Pods are approx. 15 cm long, purple, turn green when boiled, very tasty. Mature for consumption within 53–55 days of germination. Suitable for canning and freezing.

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Quantity of seeds	10 g
Earliness	Early
Type	String bean
Sowing in open field	V–VI
Sowing depth, cm	3–4
Distances, cm	40×30
Harvest	VII–IX

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