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Bush Bean Yellow Creso [phaseolus vulgaris]
Bush Bean Yellow Creso [phaseolus vulgaris]
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Tips to reduce water use
Tips to reduce water use
We recommend mulching the beds.
Experience has shown that covering the ground with hay or straw can reduce evaporation by 80%. Keeping the beds evenly moist will create an optimal moist microclimate under the mulch. This not only helps the plants to grow, but also reduces the water consumption enormously. On our farm we only water every 2-3 days and irrigate a 200 m2 cultivation area in the Algarve in Portugal with 500l of water. Our beds are always moist, which promotes plant growth and crop quality.
It is also advisable to keep the beds moist at all times.
Even if the bed is not used for a certain period of time. Drying out the soil causes a huge reduction in the micro- and macro-organisms in the soil, resulting in an infertile soil.
Tests have shown that the addition of water to the entire bed is lower over a longer period of time than if it is only poured selectively. Due to the small volume of the poured areas, as opposed to the large dry volume, they dry out faster than if the entire volume of the bed were filled with moisture.
Similar to heating in an apartment.
Maintaining an energy level always requires less energy than having to reach this level again and again.
Shippping and pickup information
Shippping and pickup information
Shipping
We offer CTT shipping for seeds worldwide! With us you always get a tracking number to track your parcel. The shipping costs differ depending on the continent.
Here is a list of regions and prices:
National Shipping Portugal (with Azores and Madeira Islands)
Envelope or Parcel up to 500g = €4.50
Parcel up to 2kg = €8
Parcel more than 2kg = €16
Europe shipping
Envelope up to 100g = €7
Parcel up to 500g = €9.50
Parcel up to 1kg = €14
Parcel up to 2kg = €20
Parcel more than 2kg = €40
United States shipping
Envelope up to 100g = €8.50
Pa up to 500g = €15.50
Parcel up to 1kg = €24
Parcel up to 2kg = €33.50
Parcel more than 2kg = €67
World shipping (to all other areas)
Envelope up to 100g = €7
Parcel up to 500g = €14
Parcel up to 1kg = €21
Parcel up to 2kg = €31.50
Parcel more than 2kg = €63
After completing your order when you check out, you will receive an order confirmation email from us with your tracking number.
Pick up
You can pick up your order at any time by appointment at our farm or at the markets we visit. The possible pick-up options will be displayed to you directly when you check out.
Markets we visit can be found above in the menu bar under"Market Dates"
The French bush bean Creso is an early, well-known Italian and attractive light yellow wax bean variety. The 16 to 18 cm long, pencil-thin pods are threadless and have black cores. The strong-growing bush bean can be harvested for a long time if picked regularly over the season. It has the well-tried bean taste of grandma's bean salad.
Finds from the South American region of origin show that the first runner beans were cultivated as early as 6000 BC. At that time there were already a large number of different colors and patterns.
Very suitable for preservation.
General information
Plant family: Fabaceae
Lifecycle: Annual
Culture duration: 60 days
Plant hight approx: 30 cm
Root type: Shallow rooter
Nutrient requirements: Medium
Water requirements: Medium
Winter hardiness: until 5°C
Location: Semi shady until sunny
Soil: Permeable and humus rich
Information on sowing and planting
Germ type: Dark germinator
Sowing depth: 1-3 cm
Best germination temperature: 12-18°C
Germination time: 10-20 days
Plant-, row distance: 15x40 cm
Optimal mix culture: Eggplant, Cucumber, Pumpkin, Radish, Beetroot, Lettuce, Cabbage, Celery, Corn, Horst Radish, Calendula
Unfavorable mix culture: Peas
Planting information
Sow outdoors from early April to May. The seeds should not be sown deeper than 3 cm.
Sow 3-5 beans in a row and press down. Bush beans love warm locations. Pile up at about 10 cm plant height for better stability. Since the soil is supplied with nitrogen through the roots, they should only be cut off after harvesting and left in the soil.
The beans feel most comfortable at temperatures between 18 and 25°C and a wind-protected location. All "phaseolus vulgaris" beans are poisonous because the phasin content when uncooked. The bush beans are generally more aromatic than the runner beans, but not quite as productive. Cultivation is worthwhile, simple and undemanding.
Other names
Latin botanical names: phaseolus vulgaris
English names: common bean, garden bean, green bean, bush bean
German names: Fisole, Gartenbohne, Buschbohne, Strankerl
Portuguese names: Feijão, feijão verde, arbusto de feijão
Spanish names: alubias, fabas, fesol, fréjol, fríjol, habichuelas, judías, porotos
French names: haricot, haricot nain
Ingredients
Beans are rich in vegetable protein and fiber, potassium, sodium, magnesium and iron. They are also rich in vitamins C and B9 and antioxidants.
Potent germination capacity: 3-4 years
- Made with love and in harmony with nature
- All seeds and seedlings for further propagation
- Our seeds are always checked for germination quality at regular intervals
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