Taller varieties of broad beans will need support and even some of the shorter varieties will need support in windy conditions. 8 Replies 4421 Views May 03, 2010, 15:06 by mebanana : broad bean in pot support question If each need support, then supplying 70,000 support wood will be very expensive." This will be more than enough to support the beans in windy weather. Simply place a cane or stout stick at each corner of a double row and tie a taut piece of string between each cane. • Hoe between rows regularly to remove weeds. I even eat cabbage now and courgettes – the latter is a totally different animal, home grown. Insert a cane deep into the ground at each corner of the area where the beans are to be grown. 1 Replies 839 Views January 29, 2010, 17:18 by gregmcalister : Best support for peas and broad beans Started by mebanana on Grow Your Own. What if we plant castor tree on one row and climbing beans on the next so that the beans can be supported and grow up on the tree.Because support wood is too expensive. Tesfa … Over the years I have tried various different ways of support Broad Bean plants, using twiggy sticks, criss-crossed string, wire, etc, but the most effective way is this. Vicia faba ‘Aquadulce Claudia’ is considered the best variety for autumn sowing. I like to make sure my broad beans are well supported, as they do sometimes ‘flop’ over. Broad beans, Vicia faba, are easy to grow, bearing an early crop of delicious, tender beans suitable for using in the first of the summer salads. To plant one ha. Hi Frankie, I’m definately going to stick to November planting from now on. Tie one or two rows of string around the corner posts to enclose the broad beans. Broad beans do need some support because of their height. It bears long pods of delicious white seeds. I push a bamboo cane into the soil and then tie the plant to it loosely with soft string. This is especially important in windy gardens. "Why don't we use castor tree to support climbing beans. The variety is called ‘Aquadulce’, which is an overwintering variety. Baby broad beans are scrummy and you can’t beat a really fresh big broad bean (especially in salads). This week at my allotment I planted my broad beans that I sowed at the beginning of January. • Keep your plants well watered, particularly as the flowers begin to set. The other method is to insert canes every around the growing area and run two levels of string around the canes. I use small canes and string to support the beans. This is very easy to do if you follow our instructions below. of climbing beans we have about 70,000 plants per ha. Started by SimonWray on Grow Your Own. The easiest method of support is to insert four canes at the corners of the growing area and run wire mesh along the four sides of the area. https://video.allotment-garden.org/108/pinching-out-broad-beans Danny is passionate about fresh vegetables and I have found that the home grown ones are so much tastier. • Support your broad bean plants to prevent them from flopping under their own weight. Support for Over-wintered Broad Beans? As the plant grows I tie it to the cane in more places - usually about four in total. I use two strings at different heights:
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