Home gardening lets you grow interesting things you wouldn't find at the store
Home gardening lets you grow interesting things you wouldn't find at the store
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They do turn (mostly) green when you coo them, but the kids still think they're super interesting, which is a win.
My gf grows these in our garden. They do turn green when cooked, they also turn the water you boil them in blue.
8 0 ReplyI read that as "lets you grow intestine things" and from the picture I didn't even doubt it
8 1 ReplyLooks like the Scarlet Emperor Pole Beans that I grew last year. Not the tastiest but by far the prettiest bean I've ever grown.
6 0 ReplyI bought the seeds at pine tree, they call them Purple Pod Pole Bean.
They're pretty tall and beat my Kentucky pole beans to production.
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Look like flamingo heads in the thumbnail.
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I had a few of those from the garden in a pan with green beans and I was quite surprised when I looked back and they were all green.
5 0 ReplyBeans!!
3 0 ReplyChinese long beans?
3 0 ReplyNot sure what they actually are, but here's a seed link: https://www.superseeds.com/products/purple-pod-pole-bean-70-days-heirloom
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