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Painted Lady Runner Bean

A prized heirloom, bee-loved Painted Lady has gorgeous pendulous flowers in tiers of salmon-scarlet and white against rich, blue-green foliage. A two-fer, Painted Lady is a visual treat in the garden and delicious steamed with butter and strewn with toasted almond slivers.

 

One packet of about 50 seeds

 

If out of stock, we recommend Hyacinth Bean Vine for decorative flowers and pods, and Exotic Love Vine for similar colors.

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    • Phaseolus coccineus. Floriferous Runner Beans love sun, well-draining fertile soil and the support of a fence, rough pole, twiggy tee-pee, netting or trellis through which to meander and blossom. Plant Runner Beans when the soil has warmed and after all threat of frost has passed. Harvest the edible Bean pods before they reach 7" long to keep flower production at maximum levels~seed formation eventually halts flower production. Summer flowering. Height: 7' to 10'.

    Average seed life: 2 years.
  • Gardening Tips
    • Runner Bean Sowing Instructions
      Planting Depth      :1”
      Row Spacing:18”-36”
      Plant Spacing:3”-4”
      Days to Germination:6-10 days
      Germination Temperature:60°-80°F

      Phaseolus coccineus. Floriferous Runner Beans love sun and well-draining, fertile soil. Plant Runner Beans when the soil has warmed to 60°F and all danger of frost has passed. Amend soil as needed with organic fertilizer, compost and/or well-aged manure. Cool wet weather may necessitate a second planting: Runner Bean seeds rot in cold, damp soil. After planting, do not water until the sprouts emerge, unless it is very hot and dry. After emergence, and throughout the season, avoid watering the foliage. Water as needed by soaking the soil around the base of the plant and fertilize with fish or kelp emulsion as needed. Provide Runner Beans with a supportive structure on which to grow, such as a fence, rough poles, teepees, netting or a trellis. A prized heirloom, its gorgeous, pendulous flowers appear in tiers of salmon-scarlet and white against rich, blue-green foliage. Continuously remove the delicious edible pods well under 7" long in order to keep flower production at a maximum.
Phaseolus coccineus. Floriferous Runner Beans love sun, well-draining fertile soil and the support of a fence, rough pole, twiggy tee-pee, netting or trellis through which to meander and blossom. Plant Runner Beans when the soil has warmed and after all threat of frost has passed. Harvest the edible Bean pods before they reach 7" long to keep flower production at maximum levels~seed formation eventually halts flower production. Summer flowering. Height: 7' to 10'.

Average seed life: 2 years.
  • Runner Bean Sowing Instructions
    Planting Depth    :1”
    Row Spacing:18”-36”
    Plant Spacing:3”-4”
    Days to Germination:6-10 days
    Germination Temperature:60°-80°F

    Phaseolus coccineus. Floriferous Runner Beans love sun and well-draining, fertile soil. Plant Runner Beans when the soil has warmed to 60°F and all danger of frost has passed. Amend soil as needed with organic fertilizer, compost and/or well-aged manure. Cool wet weather may necessitate a second planting: Runner Bean seeds rot in cold, damp soil. After planting, do not water until the sprouts emerge, unless it is very hot and dry. After emergence, and throughout the season, avoid watering the foliage. Water as needed by soaking the soil around the base of the plant and fertilize with fish or kelp emulsion as needed. Provide Runner Beans with a supportive structure on which to grow, such as a fence, rough poles, teepees, netting or a trellis. A prized heirloom, its gorgeous, pendulous flowers appear in tiers of salmon-scarlet and white against rich, blue-green foliage. Continuously remove the delicious edible pods well under 7" long in order to keep flower production at a maximum.
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