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Pole Bean Seeds
How to Grow Pole BeansFlavor is always a debatable point, however a lot of people who grow both Bush and pole beans think that pole beans are sweeter, more tender, and better tasting of the two. There is no debate regarding yields. Pole beans produce more pods per plant than bush types, plus they're easier to pick. Most of the growing information for bush types also works for pole beans, with a few exceptions. Because pole beans are vining plants, (indeterminate), they need support to produce the best crops.
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