Bean plant

Need a win in your garden this year? Plant green beans. With a short seed-to-harvest cycle, you’ll have time to try and try again in just a single season.

Learn how to grow green beans and why these vegetables should be added to your garden. Growing green beans is easy and perfect for beginner gardeners.

Whether you grow bush beans or those that ramble up a pole or across a fence, homegrown green beans are a summer treat.

Many people prefer to grow pole beans over bush beans due to the fact that pole beans will produce longer. But pole beans must be staked up. Learning how to stake pole beans is easy. This article will help.

Bleeding Heart

How to grow, harvest, then prepare delicious broad beans!

Saturday I harvested green beans, celery, squash, one lone tomato, swiss chard, cucumbers, and the last of the cauliflower. One of the hardest parts of growing things is saying goodbye to a plant. Most are easy to pull – when the harvest is over, but my celery just kept on growing! I didn’t realize it …

Did you know that what we know as bean sprouts are more than likely mung bean sprouts? What are mung beans and what other mung bean information can we dig up? Click on this article to find out more about the amazing plant.

Growing edamame, a traditional Japanese food, is easy. Plants tolerate dry conditions, and few pests like them. You eat the beans that grow inside the pods.

Nearly every grade school child takes a bean seed and places it between wet paper towels in a plastic bag - the typical experiment to study the life cycle of the bean plant. The plastic bag provides a window into the process normally hidden by soil. Bean plants move through a life cycle very typical of all seeds, starting from sprouting and emerging into seedling. The steps offer a fascinating glimpse into the plant kingdom's cycles.