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The first frost of the season was last night. It wasn't heavy but the beans
are wrecked. Not a bad performance though as they have been producing
solidly since October. Today I pulled them out and collected the remaining
pods, enough for dinner tonight.

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David Hare-Scott wrote:

The first frost of the season was last night. It wasn't heavy but the beans
are wrecked. Not a bad performance though as they have been producing
solidly since October. Today I pulled them out and collected the remaining
pods, enough for dinner tonight.



did you plant more than one crop of
them?


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songbird wrote:
David Hare-Scott wrote:

The first frost of the season was last night. It wasn't heavy but
the beans are wrecked. Not a bad performance though as they have
been producing solidly since October. Today I pulled them out and
collected the remaining pods, enough for dinner tonight.



did you plant more than one crop of
them?


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No, these were the originals planted in September.

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David Hare-Scott wrote:
songbird wrote:
David Hare-Scott wrote:

The first frost of the season was last night. It wasn't heavy but
the beans are wrecked. Not a bad performance though as they have
been producing solidly since October. Today I pulled them out and
collected the remaining pods, enough for dinner tonight.



did you plant more than one crop of
them?

No, these were the originals planted in September.

cool beans!

as they used to say.

i should modify that to go like:

cool, beans!


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