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21-07-2006, 08:44 PM
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Green bean production
My green bean (bush) production has been awfully slow, with several days
between flushes. One expert says that beans don't like this 100 plus degree heat we've been experiencing. Does anyone know of a link or research source that will verify that? I always thought beans liked the summer heat! Regards, Bill |
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22-07-2006, 12:55 AM
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Green bean production
I have never had trouble with bean production in hot weather. It is
106 here today and mine are doing fine. I use a lot of compost and manure in the soil, keep them well mulched with cedar mulch, and spray every week with Garrett Juice. Wild Bill wrote: My green bean (bush) production has been awfully slow, with several days between flushes. One expert says that beans don't like this 100 plus degree heat we've been experiencing. Does anyone know of a link or research source that will verify that? I always thought beans liked the summer heat! Regards, Bill |
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28-07-2006, 05:04 PM
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