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Green Dwarf String Beans Saxa 30g
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Green Dwarf String Beans Saxa 30g

Green Dwarf String Beans Saxa is an early, dwarf variety that produces dark green, round, stringless pods, usually slightly curved and 13–16 cm long. The pods can be eaten fresh and are also suitable...

Green Dwarf String Beans Saxa is an early, dwarf variety that produces dark green, round, stringless pods, usually slightly curved and 13–16 cm long. The pods can be eaten fresh and are also suitable for freezing or canning.

  • Type: Seed
  • Vegetable: Bean
  • Life cycle: Annual
  • Early variety: Yes
  • Growth habit: Dwarf
  • Pod length: 13–16 cm
  • Sowing season: From mid-May...
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Description & Specifications

Green Dwarf String Beans Saxa is an early, dwarf variety that produces dark green, round, stringless pods, usually slightly curved and 13–16 cm long. The pods can be eaten fresh and are also suitable for freezing or canning.

  • Type: Seed
  • Vegetable: Bean
  • Life cycle: Annual
  • Early variety: Yes
  • Growth habit: Dwarf
  • Pod length: 13–16 cm
  • Sowing season: From mid-May to early July
  • Harvest season: July to early September
  • Planting spacing: 40–60 × 10 cm
  • Package: 30 g

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Specifications

Type
Seed

Type

Seed

Small fruit that is planted in the soil and grows into a new plant, vegetable, or flower.
Biological
No

Quantity

Weight
30 gr

Seasonality

Life Cycle
Annual

Life Cycle

Annual

A plant that completes its life cycle, from germination to seed production, within one growing season and then dies.
Seed Season
N/A
Harvest Season
N/A

Family

Vegetables
Beans

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