Over wintering runner beans.

Post #1 a_mad_manTextilesun on a naked body 'BLISS'

Dose any other members overwinter their runner beans as they are a perennial crop and after I was told about it I cut the plants down and dug up the plants last year and put them into large pots and over wintered them in the greenhouse and replanted them this year and they are doing well.

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Post #2 hikerdudeTextile

RE: Over wintering runner beans.

by hikerdudeTextile

I had no idea this could be done. I am in Georgia (USA), and get beans at least through October. I allow some to go to seed and replant in the spring and summer.

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Post #3 M_JimmieM_MSuper NudistThe outdoors are always nicer when dressed up in your Birthday Suit or should that be the one...

RE: Over wintering runner beans.

by M_JimmieM_MTextile

Like Hikerdude I had no idea. Here in Oregon they last till the end of September and I save some seed for next year. My bean rows add up to around 150 - 200 feet. that would be a lot of plants to move in.

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