Baby beans, looking almost ready to can.
By Mamagem
- 24 Jul, 2009
- 5 likes
Lovely greens and yellows, just like the sun through a jar of my canned beans.
Comments on this photo
Wow, that is ambitious. My husband wants me to get up to 100 pints each season, but I'm only about half that right now. I don't have to string any though, these are all stringless varieties.
1 Aug, 2009
Funny thing that my Mom started growing that variety too after the kids were grown...lol. We still love to give her a hard time about not growing the stringless beans while we were at home...lol.
1 Aug, 2009
lol...that's always the way. My mother-in-law cans with me, and she used to have to string them when she grew them. She always says "I was such a dizzy a** to not grow the stringless kind!" We have fun chatting while we prep and can all the garden has to offer.
2 Aug, 2009
Your industriousness with your veggies is very impressive. I always think of getting things like that done, and never do. Great job!
10 Aug, 2009
Thanks GT. It is so much healthier for my little guys. I am happy it's healthy for my hubby and me too.
10 Aug, 2009
Pictures by all members
217897 of 302257
What else?
View photos by Mamagem
Featured on: beans
See who else is growing Phaseolus vulgaris.
See who else has plants in genus Phaseolus.
This photo is of "Beans" in Mamagem's garden
Members who like this photo
-
Gardening with friends since
1 Apr, 2009 -
Gardening with friends since
30 Jul, 2008 -
Gardening with friends since
4 Mar, 2008 -
Gardening with friends since
22 Oct, 2008 -
Gardening with friends since
23 Mar, 2008
-
Sweet Pea Seeds Everlasting Mix
£2.45 at Suttons Seeds -
Mina Lobata Seeds
£2.65 at Suttons Seeds -
Heliotrope Marine Seeds
£2.85 at Suttons Seeds -
Nerine Bulbs Bowdenii
£6.99 at Suttons Seeds -
Sensitive Plant Seed
£1.85 at Suttons Seeds -
Bean (Runner) Seeds Painted Lady
£3.65 at Suttons Seeds
Boy..., do these bring back some memories of my childhood... ! We had to break and string 5 gallon buckets full of them at a setting....lol. Mom never canned less than a 100 quart jars of them each season. Those were the good ole days.
1 Aug, 2009