Scarlet Runner Pole Bean Seeds 1225

$3.49$377.00

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packet O-1225-PKT $3.49 In stock
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250-g C-1225-250G $11.70 In stock
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2-kg C-1225-2KG $60.50 In stock
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10-kg SW-1225-10KG $201.75 Out of stock - -
25-kg W-1225-25KG $377.00 In stock
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Description

     

Scarlet Runner Pole Bean Seeds 1225 Heirloom Vegetable.

Approx. 30-45 seeds/pkt (1-2 seeds/gram)

More than just a vegetable, Scarlet Runner Pole Bean is a stunning ornamental climber. Documented since the 1750s, this heirloom variety grows 3 m or more in height, producing an abundance of beautiful, brilliant scarlet flowers. Enjoy its delicious, tender pods when harvested young, and watch as the vibrant flowers attract hummingbirds all season long.


Quick Seed Details

  • Type: Heirloom Vegetable/Ornamental, Pole Bean
  • Height: 3 m or more
  • Features: Vigorous climber with dense foliage; produces beautiful scarlet flowers; attracts hummingbirds; yields delicious pods when harvested young.

What you need to know to Plant & Grow

The growth requirements for pole beans are mostly the same as for bush beans, but with one key difference: they need a sturdy vertical support.

Planting: Sow seeds in a sunny location with well-drained soil after all danger of frost has passed. Germination occurs in approximately 10 days.

Care: Grow your pole beans on a trellis, open weave fencing, or on bamboo or pole teepees. Securely anchor any temporary structures to prevent collapse during the growing season. Make sure to provide supplemental watering during drier weather. To ensure continuous production of the flowers and pods, pick mature pods regularly.


Why Scarlet Runner Pole Bean Seeds belongs in Your Garden

The Scarlet Runner Pole Bean offers the best of both worlds: it’s a vigorous, beautiful ornamental and a source of delicious food. Its fast-growing, densely leaved vines create a stunning living screen or backdrop in Your Garden, while the abundance of bright scarlet flowers provides a spectacular visual display and serves as a sure-fire hummingbird attractant. As an added bonus, the young pods are tender, stringless, and a delight to eat, making this a rewarding and multi-functional addition to any space.

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