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Slenderette Bush Bean Seeds For Planting (Phaseolus vulgaris)

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ALL ABOUT THESE BEANS

SEED COUNT

230 SEEDS

OPEN POLLINATEDED

YES

ORGANIC

NO

HEIRLOOM

YES

UNTREATED

YES

NON-GMO

YES
Slenderette bush beans are a variety of green bean known for their slender, tender pods. These beans grow on compact bushes, making them ideal for small gardens. They produce abundantly, with beans that are stringless and crisp. Their mild flavor and tender texture make them popular for fresh eating, canning, or freezing.


Slenderette bush beans were developed through selective breeding for their specific traits. The exact origin of this variety isn't widely documented, but bush beans generally have roots tracing back to Central and South America. Beans were a staple in these regions long before European contact. Over time, through cultivation and crossbreeding, varieties like the Slenderette emerged, tailored for efficiency in home gardens and commercial farming. These beans became popular in the 20th century for their ease of cultivation and consumer appeal.

ALL ABOUT THESE BEANS

SEED COUNT

230 SEEDS

OPEN POLLINATEDED

YES

ORGANIC

NO

UNTREATED

YES

NON-GMO

YES

HEIRLOOM

YES
Slenderette bush beans are a variety of green bean known for their slender, tender pods. These beans grow on compact bushes, making them ideal for small gardens. They produce abundantly, with beans that are stringless and crisp. Their mild flavor and tender texture make them popular for fresh eating, canning, or freezing.


Slenderette bush beans were developed through selective breeding for their specific traits. The exact origin of this variety isn't widely documented, but bush beans generally have roots tracing back to Central and South America. Beans were a staple in these regions long before European contact. Over time, through cultivation and crossbreeding, varieties like the Slenderette emerged, tailored for efficiency in home gardens and commercial farming. These beans became popular in the 20th century for their ease of cultivation and consumer appeal.

ADDITIONAL SOWING INFORMATION

GROWERS TIP

SEED PREP

Seeds can be soaked prior to sowing.

SOWING DEPTH

Sow the seed 1” under.

LIGHT PREFERENCE

Prefers an area of full sunlight.

SOIL CONDITIONS

Prefers a rich & fertile soil.

MOISTURE NEEDS

Water daily for ample moisture.

GERMINATION

Germinates within 7 to 10 days.

PLANT HEIGHT

Grows 24” to 30" tall.

PLANT WIDTH

Spreads 1’ to 2’ wide.

PLANT SPACING

Space seeds 6” apart.

ROW SPACING

Space rows 30” apart.

CROP SIZE

Produces 5" long pods.

SEASON

Annual crop

SCIENTIFIC NAME

Phaseolus vulgaris

DIFFICULTY LEVEL

Very easy to grow from seed.

HARVEST

55 to 70 Days

WHAT ARE CUSTOMERS SAYING?

ADDITIONAL SOWING INFORMATION

GROWERS TIP

PREPERATION

Seeds can be soaked prior to sowing.

SOWING DEPTH

Sow the seed 1” under.

LIGHT PREFERENCE

Prefers an area of full sunlight.

SOIL CONDITIONS

Prefers a rich & fertile soil.

MOISTURE NEEDS

Water daily for ample moisture.

GERMINATION

Germinates within 7 to 10 days.

PLANT HEIGHT

Grows 24” to 30" tall.

PLANT WIDTH

Spreads 1’ to 2’ wide.

PLANT SPACING

Space seeds 6” apart.

ROW SPACING

Space rows 30” apart.

CROP SIZE

Produces 5" long pods.

SEASON

Annual crop

SCIENTIFIC NAME

Phaseolus vulgaris

DIFFICULTY LEVEL

Very easy to grow from seed.

HARVEST

55 to 70 Days

WHAT ARE CUSTOMERS SAYING?