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Pete C wrote:

Yep, thanks Nick. Just looked at thr RHS website. Doesn't say much
about what the bean is like...... ?

The plants are much like a climbing French or runner, but more robust
and furrier. See other postings about the flowers and beans; I have
not seen any.

Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

Thanks

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Pete C
London UK

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