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scarlet runner beans
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Scarlet Runner Beans climbing over a bird house. They put on a show, don’t they?
Aren’t scarlet runner beans pretty? I’m saving these to plant next year.
Going towards the end of this summer season for Scandinavia. It's been growing lovely, way better than I dared hope for, as I started late. Never have I ever managed to get runner beans to these heights! I thought I was optimistic with the height of the branches x'3 as is atm I, uh, cant actually reach the top ^^;;;
(Didn't know whether I was gonna be able to rent a pallet this year or not early enough to pre grow and get starters during spring season, soooo much was sold out once I hit the stores t.t)
At the end of Summer I cut my Scarlet Runner Beans right back to 6 inch high stalks to allow them to over Winter. They’ve already re-shot and have started up the trellis again.
I was not expecting any re-growth until early Spring and am not sure if what’s happening here will turn out to be a blessing or curse.
Made more scarlet runner and sunflower seed bombs, mixed clay, soil, paper mache, some dried leaves, and milkweed fluff. The leaves just to see what happened, the paper mache to help bulk it out without wasting clay, and the milkweed fluff to hopefully give it strength so they hopefully won't crack or anything, since the beans are large compared to other seeds.
The idea is that the beans will climb the sunflowers.