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Three Sisters Garden -
... to climb, you can help them early on by wrapping the bean vines around the corn stalks. The squash will begin to grow ... beans can be harvested when the pods are firm and crisp, but before the seeds within the pods have begun to swell. Pick beans ... snapping the growing vines. Bean plants will continue to flower and more bean pods will develop if they are harvested before bean seeds can mature. Squash ...
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Desert Tree suggestions for Arizona gardeners -
... hybirds) - Most are large trees 30 x 30, and fast growers - Heavier shade - Produce edible bean pods that can be ground and used in baking, etc. - Some folks are sensitive to the ...
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Vines Forum - GardenWeb
... -up, posted on Sun, Oct 29, 06 at 10:38 When do you pick hyacinth bean pods... Posted by: Garden_Momma 5b/6a OH on Tue, Sep 20, 05 at 11:16 10 ...
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Vegetable Harvest Hints
... if the pods are smooth and evenly green. Snap beans are best if they snap easily when bent in half. Once snap bean pods start to turn yellow and the beans begin to corrugate, the pod the beans will be tough. Yellow bean cultivars should ... carefully so as not to break the vines. Do not leave overripe pods on the plants. Bell peppers: Peppers may be harvested with a ...
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Annual Flowering Vines
... and are also attractive in hanging baskets. They often reseed themselves in the garden. Hyacinth Bean (Dolichos lablab) is another favorite and the foliage and fruits are as attractive as ... profusion of pink and purple-toned flowers which during late summer produce bean pods with intense purple coloration. Another colorful bean-like vine is Scarlet Runner (Phaseolus coccineus) a vine reaching six to ...
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Drift Seeds and Drift Fruits
... Micronesia to Tahiti. 5. Mary's Bean (Merremia discoidesperma), Central America to Florida. 6. Sea Bean (Mucuna sloanei), Tropical America to Galapagos ... along the edge that superficially resembles a zipper. Velvety pods of the sea bean (Mucuna argyrophylla) hang from long, ropelike stems ... (Entada gigas). The heart-shaped seeds are produced in huge bean pods up to six feet long, the longest of any ...
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Devils Claws
... Huxley) eloquently describes the hitchhiking pods as "hookers." The fresh green pods (and dried black seed capsules ... pods. When they hang in clusters on the branches the green, fleshy fruits resemble bean pods ... bean pods or okra. They are cooked and eaten as a vegetable by several Indian tribes of the southwestern United States and Mexico. The name "unicorn plant" is derived from the unopened pods ...
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Self reliance, self sufficiency, country living, how-to, independence, independent & alternative energy and much more
... top of a tin-shed roof for drying. An aunt once described stringing fresh young bean pods on a long heavy thread and hanging them to dry, coming up with what they ...
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Icecream Bean - Exotic Tropical Fruit - Cape Tribulation
... SAPOTE YELLOW MANGOSTEEN Ice-cream Bean (Inga edulis) A large nitrogen fixing tree which produces bean pods up to 1 metre long ... Bean on p.288 and then further information on pp289-297. It was a popular snack food and the pods ... pods on the trees. Inga edulis: A tree for acid soils in the humid tropics A detailed description of the botany, distribution, use and silviculture of the Ice-cream Bean ...
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Beans
... coloring of the pods). Since the cranberry is well established in the U.S., in climates like ours (it's also sometimes called the Vermont Cranberry bean), that's our ... , butter bean (Ph. lunatus) adzuki bean (Ph. angularis) mungo bean, golden, green gram (Ph. aureus) black gram, urd (Ph. mungo) scarlet runner bean (Ph. coccineus) rice bean (Ph. calcaratus) moth bean (Ph. aconitifolius) tepary bean ...
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