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Please can you help? I need to know if the 'vibel " French beans I have are dwarf or climbing variety? I haven't been able to find anything out about the variety. Thanks I have been looking on interweb- probably the same as you-about this and also

beans around 2 wigwams in our new garden (had to dig up the lawn first). They were very slow in growing at first but now seem to growing much better - although I am having to help them latch onto the canes. My first attempt at vegetable growing so

in side. I have tried adding chicken manure as I thought this might improve the soil as I have no idea what has been grown in the area previously. Runner Beans grow really well, but onions don't ever get big, and unfortunatly my brussel sprouts

garden is tiny and my soil shallow, so I'm growing dwarf French beans and spinach in pots.As well as being small, with shallow soil, my garden is shady, but it gets two hours of strong sun in the afternoon, which I hope will be enough for French beans

Hi.. I have had a fresh horse poo tea bag in my water butt for a week now and I am wondering what's ok to put it on and when.. I am growing, cabbage, courgette, runner beans, peas, potatoes, tomatoes, cucumber, aubergine, salad leaves, onions

!   I think that's too many beans in one pot, and that you'd be better off splitting them up now before they grow a bit and tangle themselves all up together.  Again, though somebody who knows a lot more than me may say otherwise Thanks for the reply

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As I was claering the space from last year's runner beans, I found that the roots had survived the winter and are putting up new shoots.   As you can see, not very spectacular, but it's there! I'm reluctant to dig it up, and have decided to leave

and morning glory (Ipomoea)Grow an early crop of dwarf French beans in a large potRepot any top-heavy or pot-bound houseplantsStart feeding young plants about 3-4 weeks after potting up in fresh compostPot up rooted cuttings and seedlings

enormously. Celery is also notoriously difficult to grow.  If you're a first time grower, I'd start with something a bit more forgiving, maybe runner beans, potatoes, and cherry tomatoes in hanging baskets. I must admit finally found some celery plants