



Golden Wax - Organic Bush Bean Seeds
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Start seed outdoors after danger of frost has passed and the soil has warmed. Inoculating seed with nitrogen-fixing bacteria may improve yields where beans have not been grown before. Optimum soil temperature for germination is 65–75°F. Wait until air and soil have warmed in spring, as seeds planted in cold soil may germinate slowly or rot. Bush beans produce their crop over a shorter period than pole beans, making them a good choice for succession sowing. For a steady harvest, make additional plantings every 2–3 weeks through midsummer.
Scientific name: phaseolus vulgaris
Days to maturity: 45-60
Seed depth: 1"
Days to sprout: 5-10
Plant spacing: 2"
Row spacing: 24-30"
Light requirements: sunny
Plant height: 15-20"
Life cycle: annual
Frost hardy: no
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Seeds came just like described! Looking forward to planting them in the greenhouse shortly and trying to dill some this summer!
I'm so happy to hear that your seeds arrived and you're excited for them! Thanks for the feedback Sam!
Unfortunately, only two or three seeds germinated out of an entire package. However, the two or three plants produced a numerous amount of beans that had great flavor. I only wish more of the seeds germinated.
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We apologize for the disappointment you faced with growing these beans. We're pleased to hear that the plants that did grow produced flavorful beans!! Please be assured that all our seeds undergo testing to meet or exceed federal standards. Our customer service team will be reaching out to you shortly to address this issue and make it right.


