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What's the earliest you can plant runner beans?
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Depends where you live
Isles of Scilly, do it now, Isle of Skye wait until JulyWhen an eel bites your bum, that's a Moray0 -
East midlands?0
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Mine are out now0
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Mine are out, in south Hampshire, had to as they were just outgrowing their loo rolls
I have put fleece around them, but do consider it a bit early even down hereWhen an eel bites your bum, that's a Moray0 -
Mine (Buckinghamshire) will probably go out at the end of next week ....but I have some spares sown a couple of weeks later as a backup.0
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That's the thing this time last year we were into summer and if you remember we were in a drought, I know it seems hard to believe now.0
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Mine will be going out end of May the ground is just to wet to get ready. Need to find some room to sow them are they ok in a cold greenhouse?I would like to be a glow-worm.
A glow-worm's never glum.
Its hard to be downhearted when the sun shines out your bum.0 -
But will they survive the next frost?
Here in Herts wont start sowing for a few weeks , The runner bean season is long enough and you can only freeze so much.
I hope so lol, they quite hard
I do have more seeds in seed tray in greenhouse everything will play catchup when the weather brightens well I hope so
I bought a tall freezer specifically to freeze my homegrown stuff not expecting to fill it but if I do I'll be amazed :T0 -
quote from Garden action web site ( and many others)If unprotected, Runner Beans are in almost all cases damaged by any degree of frost.0
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