"Springtime" wrote in message
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Not in my experience - we have a very sandy soil.

The previous poster did say 'will do best on ground which has had a liberal
helping of moisture retaining compost or well rotted manure', or did you
miss that bit?


"Baal" wrote in message
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Runner Beans will do best on ground which has had a liberal helping of
moisture retaining compost or well rotted manure.



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"Springtime" wrote in message
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Last year I had great success with runner beans grown in large tubs.
This year I was thinking of using horse manure 6 months old in the base
of the containers with garden compost filling up the remaining 2 thirds.
Any thoughts?

SH




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