Hunh, does this look like Yard long beans to you?
and this....
and plants vining on the trellis.....
and upclose................
But no signs of yard long beans. Quite a few of them have started to run up the trellis, can someone ID if they're pole bean plants? I've always grown bush beans. It was a terrible let down not to have any yard long beans(so far atleast!!). I'm absolutely certain that I planted asparagus beans packet in that space, since this is not the first time that I've planted them. I also plant regular beans but in a different location. They're both planted at different times - bush beans in early spring and asparagus beans later in June.
I decided to call Burpee and complain. The customer service rep talked nicely to me and said it could be human error and offered to replace or refund. I chose replacement seeds.....but they won't be planted until next season(:
Now, this is something interesting. We found a Spiderman among our cherries. Yes, you read right, it's a SPIDERMAN!!! Not sure what he was upto, with all those sour cherries :)
Spiderman, spiderman, the friendly neighborhood spiderman....
Shouldn't he be listed on ebay??????
Looks like pole beans to me. Looks like Spiderman, too LOL!
ReplyDeleteLook just like the pole beans I planted, too, but trust Annie's Granny. I am sure she is better at this than me.
ReplyDeleteThey don't look like asparagus beans I have. Sorry you didn't get the kind you want.
ReplyDeleteLOL~ What's Spiderman doing in your garden?
Grannny - Thanks for ID'ing. I always thought pole beans would be a little fatter than regular ones:)
ReplyDeleteCrafty Cristy - Thanks to you too! You've seconded the opinion.
Sherry - Yes, it was a huge disappointment not to have yard long beans this year(: On the other hand, we'll be in green beans heaven!lol!
I guess the Spiderman was visiting this friendly neighborhood!LOL!
Oh man, sorry about the bean mixup. What a complete bummer. My dad buys his asparagus bean seeds from an asian market. I can send you extra seeds for next year. I plan to grow these again for sure.
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