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Doris_Pinks
Hectare
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Dwarf French Bean
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April 09, 2006, 16:12:25 »
Got carried away again!! So have to offer some of the following from last years seeds:-
The Prince
: Good early variety producing abundant, fairly flat pods.
Excellent Flavour. Can be picked over a long period
Purple Teepee
: Purple podded variety. High yeilds of delicious beans which turn green on cooking. :( Pods are held well above the foliage facilitating easier harvesting.
Safari
: Highly recommended variety producing strong plants with an upright growth habit. Pods are carried high on the plant making picking easier. High level of disease resistance.
PM me if you are interested in any, first come first served! ;D
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Jitterbug
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 09, 2006, 19:48:29 »
Hi there Doris-Pinks
I'd fancy a couple of the Prince if there are still some available. I only need about six. PM me if you still have some. What can I swop you for? I've got some new hollyhocks and some Taffeta Poppy seeds that I just bought that I could send you a pinch of.
Jitterbug
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deboydoyd
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 09, 2006, 21:43:08 »
Hi Doris_Pinks,
Me again. I would love to try the 'safari' if still available. I promise next year when we are laden with spare seeds you will have the first choice.
P.S. Ratte's chitted, planted and being well cared for!
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Doris_Pinks
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 10, 2006, 08:36:36 »
PM's sent! ;D
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Emagggie
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 10, 2006, 09:30:12 »
Doris,if you have anything left I would like to try some.
Usually stick to runners as thats all I had space for, but now I have the Lottie.......!
Will pm you in anticipation.
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gunnerbee
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 10, 2006, 11:13:37 »
Hi doris are any of them the bush type as i already have some climbers, if so id love some please, got lots of stuff to swap also, many thanks.
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Doris_Pinks
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 10, 2006, 13:43:39 »
EMaggie, yes, will get them out to you,
Yes gunnerbee, they are the short bushy type, PM me your address and I will post some to you. Dottie P
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ellkebe
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 11, 2006, 16:02:13 »
Hi Doris - are there any Purple Teepee left by any chance?
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Doris_Pinks
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 12, 2006, 11:16:03 »
Ellkebee I am sure I can find you some! ;D PM me your addy!
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 12, 2006, 13:22:16 »
All Gone Now!!! ;D
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Jitterbug
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 12, 2006, 16:13:03 »
Hi there Doris Pinks
I have send you my PM today. I happened to be scratching in my seeds and found some dwarf fench beans ' masterpeice' any interst ? I could send you some not a problem?
Let me know
Thanks
Jitterbug
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Emagggie
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 13, 2006, 10:35:44 »
Beans arrived this morning, Many thanks Dotty P.
Maggie(E)
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gunnerbee
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 13, 2006, 13:55:38 »
Beans arrived this morning, many thanks.
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ellkebe
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 15, 2006, 10:46:56 »
Beans arrived this morning - many thanks DP.
Have pm'd you too :)
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Jitterbug
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 17, 2006, 19:46:54 »
Hello Doris Pink
Hey don't worry about it - I call it my 'senior moments' - the only problem is that my mom always says that as long as we have lucid periods in between we are still doing OK - problem with me is that the lucid periods are getting shorter and fewer!!
I checked my packet that the beans came in and yes you did send me the purple Teepee - but I'm afraid that I have already planted them into pots... So I can save some once they come out and send them back to you for you to send to Elkebee or you can give me her PM and I'll send them direct to her at the end of the season... sorry - for a change I was fast off the mark and got them in the pots. Otherwise I have some other dwarf beans if they are interested.
Jitterbug
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ellkebe
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 17, 2006, 20:36:31 »
Hi Jitterbug ;D
I put your Prince seeds aside and pm'd DP to see what had happened so if you pm me your details I'll send the seeds straight on to you. DP says she still has some Purple Teepee left so it'll all work itself out in the end - things usually do :)
We'll have to compare how the Purple Teepee does- have you grown them before? I grew beans (of any sort) for the first time last year and was very taken with them - beautiful flowers as well as great tasting - so am trying to increase the varieties that I grow this year.
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Jitterbug
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 18, 2006, 17:11:09 »
Hello Ellekebe
Sorry about the mix up - I have never grown them before so they will be an experience - bit funny having purple podded beans - can't wait to taste them though. Funny how we associate certain tastes with colours. ;D
If you like growing beans so much I have some Dwarf French beans 'masterpiece' that I could send you if you are interested?
Let me know.
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ellkebe
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 18, 2006, 19:35:53 »
Jitterbug
That'd be great - I'm aiming to encircle the garden with beans this summer! ;D I'll pm you my details and also get Prince seeds off to you when I've got your details.
Teepee should be really something to see but I
think
that most coloured pods turn green on cooking - ? - at least I hope so as I'm not sure how appetising they'll look otherwise :)
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littlegem
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Re: Dwarf French Bean
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April 19, 2006, 21:34:28 »
Last year i grew goldfield french climbing beans (and again this year) the best tasting beans i've had, like butter in your mouth. this year aswell i'm doing violetpod, althought apparantly they go green when cooked anyway
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