The packet
- Variety
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cobra
- Batch number
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not specified
- Quantity
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50 seeds
- When to sow
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not specified
- How to sow
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Plant in a well prepared seedbed. How to Sow ~~ Space seed 20cm apart, 20mm deep, in rows 150cm apart. Care ~ Keep seedbed evenly moist during the germination period. Provide support in the form of netting, trellis, strings or poles to allow beans to grow to their maximum potential. Tips ~ Keep well watered, but water during the morning to allow plants to dry off before nightfall; this reduces the risk of disease. With regular picking you increase both, total yields and length of the harvest period. Sow small amounts on a regular basis throughout the growing season to achieve continual cropping; every 3-4 weeks would suit most gardeners. These beans will die off once they have produced (they will not grow back next season.)
- Germination
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7–10 days
- Days until maturity
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unknown days
- Row spacing
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20 cm
- Plant before
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2029
- Heirloom or hybrid
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Unknown
- Organic
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Unknown
- GMO
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Unknown
- Year saved
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Unknown
- Will trade
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nowhere (from Wellington, NZ)
From the packet
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Front
CLIMBING COBRA Phaseolus vulgaris 50781 Batch: AJM1 Germinates in: 7 - 10 days See reverse for culture guide Seeds per Packet - Approximately: 50 Unopened this seed is viable until: 2029 The images below portray some of the shapes, forms and colours in this species. Please refer to our catalogue, or website, for the actual image of the cultivar/variety enclosed in this packet
Back
BEAN : TALL & CLIMBING Do not plant until all danger of frost has passed. The most common cause of poor germination is sowing too early when temperatures “ are not warm enough. When to Sow ~ Spring or Early-Summer. Where to Grow~ Grow ina sheltered, well-drained site in full sun. Plant in a well prepared seedbed. How to Sow ~~ Space seed 20cm apart, 20mm deep, in rows 150cm apart. Care ~ Keep seedbed evenly moist during the germination period. Provide support in the form of netting, trellis, strings or poles to allow beans to grow to their maximum potential. Tips ~ Keep well watered, but water during the morning to allow plants to dry off before nightfall; this reduces the risk of disease. With regular picking you increase both, total yields and length of the harvest period. Sow small amounts on a regular basis throughout the growing season to achieve continual cropping; every 3-4 weeks would suit most gardeners. These beans will die off once they have produced (they will not grow back next season.) Germination Guaranteed AIL: mailorder@egmontseed: www.egmontseeds. !
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