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27-03-2006, 03:37 PM
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Which yardlong Asparagus bean do you prefer?
I've grown both red seed and black seed. Seems to me the red seedpods
grow old too quickly. The black seed one are more succulent but have lower yields.. Which taste better? |
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27-03-2006, 09:06 PM
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Which yardlong Asparagus bean do you prefer?
I am no greenthumb, but the only type of asparagus I've seen are mostly
green and about 6 inches long at the supermarket. I've never seen any asparagus that are a yard long and red or black. Where can I buy these type? |
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27-03-2006, 10:28 PM
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Which yardlong Asparagus bean do you prefer?
That's "asparagus BEAN" or "yardlong BEAN". It's not asparagus. Sorry
I didn't make it clear. The bean pods can grow a yard long but it's usually harvested maybe half that long while still tender. It's eaten like green beans or string beans. |
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