On Aug 27, 6:48*pm, "David Hare-Scott" wrote:
wrote:
Does anybody know anything about growing green beans? *We've always
raised green beans every year but this year it's been so hot.
They're
blooming but the blossoms aren't setting. *People have said that if
it's too hot the blossoms won't set. *It's finally cooled off. *Will
we finally start getting beans or are the plants locked into a
specific growth cycle where if they're past a certain point they
won't
produce anything.

If the plant is still healthy they will commence to bear again.

They're an old fashion pole bean variety and the

vines are very healthy. *There's just no beans on them. *I don't know
the exact variety. *The seeds came from my uncle. *They're the seeds
he saved from the previous year's crop, and those came from the crop
before that. *They are the best
green beans I've ever tasted. *So far we've found a total of 10 beans
from 40 plants.

Look after them for a while longer there is a good chance they will have
more beans unless you have a short growing season and it now gets too cold!

David

Thanks. According to all the maps, we live in zone 6. Usually the
first frost doesn't occur until around the early part of October. I
hope they start producing soon. The vines are covered with blossoms
right now.