When my husband was alive, in NJ, he planted bush beans and they kept producing through summer and we had many beans. Plenty enough for the two of us. It was a small garden so was only about 12 plants.
@@racqfitness7028 Cloth pots are fine as long as they are sturdy enough. Remember, the pot is holding 6 plants which are at least 4-6 feet tall. If the plants are subject to winds, they will move significantly in their pots. The movement will disturb the soil which may damage the roots. The cloth pots need to be very strong and stiff.
Lionspurr, probably not, but in this crazy world you never know. I am waiting for a new iteration of video games called video Xperiences where you garden in a video garden and the plants grow through animation and look just like real plants.😁
I enjoy your videos Barb..i have pulled up 3 of my 16 inch pots from the basement and hope to follow your advice this spring..what are your fave pole bean varieties?
Thank you for another very informative video. The location where I normally plant my pole beans has become a shadier spot over the years. I am going to give this a try with a few pots and position them for better exposure.
Wow..I love this video. Easy to understand and full of great information. Just what I need as I am trying to grow pole beans now. I read that pole beans do not like to be repot or transfer because they will die. I didn't know this so I germinated them in cups. Should I restart new seeds in the containers now then? Thank you.
Hello. You didn't mention a potting mix recipe for beans. Shall I use the same one that you use for tomatoes and peppers, i.e., 60% topsoil, 20% compost and 20% peat moss? Thanks.
Erin, beans don't like to be overwatered. Water when the top half inch of soil is dry to the touch and soak the soil. Do not let the containers stand in water.
Wonderful to learn from someone down to earth who actually knows what she is doing!
Thank you, Vickie
This is one AMAZING woman!!! She explains how to do it as if she's right by your side. I will definitely be growing pole beans.Thank you Barb!!!
You are very welcome Stephanie
Stephanie, sorry for the much delayed response. Hope you were successful with your beans.
Love how she explain all and the love for nature she express 👌💖
Very helpful thank you. I have had to watch quite some number of videos just to get it right for what I want and this one was one of the best.
Thank you HRP. I wish you much success in your adventures with gardenig.
Love Pole beans instructions
Thank you, Harold. Those instructions work and have worked for nearly 20 years.
Thank you very much for this very helpful video. This is my second year at gardening and I'm looking forward to practicing your technique. 💕
This is my first year growing a garden. I'm doing tons of pole beans as well as others; all in pots like yours.
Thanks for the tips!
Awesome video
Thank you so very much.
When my husband was alive, in NJ, he planted bush beans and they kept producing through summer and we had many beans. Plenty enough for the two of us. It was a small garden so was only about 12 plants.
Love watching your videos! I learn a lot!😊👍
Awesome video. Thank you so so much! Assalamu alaykum peace be unto you ma'am🤗
Awesome video, thank you!
Thoroughly enjoyed and thanks for the tips.
Racq Fitness, Thank you for your kind comment and for taking your time to view our Harvesting History video.
@@harvestinghistoryllc3161 are the cloth material pots ok?
@@racqfitness7028 Cloth pots are fine as long as they are sturdy enough. Remember, the pot is holding 6 plants which are at least 4-6 feet tall. If the plants are subject to winds, they will move significantly in their pots. The movement will disturb the soil which may damage the roots. The cloth pots need to be very strong and stiff.
@@harvestinghistoryllc3161 thank you so much! Looking forward to more videos. Headed to the website now.
@@racqfitness7028 Great, Racq!
If you are not getting dirty, are you really even gardening! Love this video, thank you :)
Lionspurr, probably not, but in this crazy world you never know. I am waiting for a new iteration of video games called video Xperiences where you garden in a video garden and the plants grow through animation and look just like real plants.😁
Great video thanks for sharing
I enjoy your videos Barb..i have pulled up 3 of my 16 inch pots from the basement and hope to follow your advice this spring..what are your fave pole bean varieties?
Great video! Very informative. Thank you!
Val, sorry for the long delayed response. Thank you for your kind comment.
Thank you for another very informative video. The location where I normally plant my pole beans has become a shadier spot over the years. I am going to give this a try with a few pots and position them for better exposure.
Wow..I love this video. Easy to understand and full of great information. Just what I need as I am trying to grow pole beans now. I read that pole beans do not like to be repot or transfer because they will die. I didn't know this so I germinated them in cups. Should I restart new seeds in the containers now then? Thank you.
DT D You should be able to transplant them if there is 1 plant per cup. If you have to separate the plants, they may die.
Great video thank you.
Larry, you are welcome. Thank you for taking your time to view one of our Harvesting History videos.
Hello. You didn't mention a potting mix recipe for beans. Shall I use the same one that you use for tomatoes and peppers, i.e., 60% topsoil, 20% compost and 20% peat moss? Thanks.
This was VERY helpful thank you! How much do you water these plants and how often?
Erin, beans don't like to be overwatered. Water when the top half inch of soil is dry to the touch and soak the soil. Do not let the containers stand in water.
Hi, thank you very much for this video. I was wondering about the dirt, do they like regular dirt, or more acidic? Thank you.
Hello. There were what looked like pans under the containers at 7: 59. What is the purpose of the pans? Thank you for your instructions.
Thanks!!!
can green beans be grown in a cardboard box?
I love Pole Beans. They taste Better
There NO regulation of GMO for seeds. There is no guarantee.
There is regulation. The growers are regulated by the USDA.
What's with the dark spots on your knees?🤭🤭😜