7 TIPS for Growing Beans // Complete Growing Guide

This video covers growing beans from planting to harvest, including 7 tips to maximize production!

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[hillarywolf]

You are my very favorite gardener! You’re an amazing teacher, thanks so much. Also, we are so grateful to the Lord for restoring your health. God bless you.

[charlotteres]

Best breakdown of growing beans on YouTube...hands down. Great job!

[jacquelineanthony]

In the month of April, I planned the beans in egg shells. They grew in about 4 days. This was the fastest I have ever seen a seed grow. So I am transplanting them straight to the ground but breaking up the egg shell. I love your videos!

[Klink]

I've been growing pole beans for several years and never thought to top them off. Thank you for this great tip!! Can't wait to watch your other vlogs, especially regarding tomatoes!

[littlefanbigfan]

I kind of already knew all the tips as I have grown a few seasons by now(well, except the part they don't like transplant). However still could not stop watch all the way to the end. That is how good your video is! keep up the good work. Looking forward to more to come!

[bearrivermama]

I live in zone 3a. Our last frost date is mid June. I'm no stranger to covering my gardens! 🙄 I always direct sow my bush and pole beans. I try to pre heat my soil each spring with poly sheets and because our days are much longer than down south the short season is compensated for.👍🏻love the topping off tip! My pole beans often get 9 ft + tall and trying to take over the planet 😱😂😂 thank you for the great info! I love learning what other people do! One of my favorite things about gardening is there is always something new to learn no matter how experienced you are👍🏻

[wasteofwater]

Your videos are so great! Easy to follow and concise. You don't waffle on like so many who do videos whatever the subject. Do you have tips on growing beets from seedlings?

[jaymitchell]

The nodules on the roots are actually “safe houses” created by the plant to house Rhizobia bacteria. These bacteria, only when partnering with a plant and in the presence of a good bit of oxygen, will absorb gaseous atmospheric nitrogen and convert it into water soluble ammonia. The bacteria then hand over the ammonia to the plant for it to make amino acids, DNA and RNA, the energy molecule ATP, and many other vital molecules.

[markie]

Thanks for the tips on pole beans. Bush Beens have been tradition for me even in raised bed. Have switched to pole beans to save my back but did not know all this. Looking forward to second year with them. Thanks again!

[anetzband]

Thank you so much for this video. We're in North Central Florida and my pole beans are about 8feet up now with lots of blossoms. I am happy to hear about pinching the top, making more beans come out lower.

[raksha]

Hi! I love your method of gardening..This is my second year planting.. I have followed your instructions, and my garden turned out very beautiful.. this year, I will be planting a few more veggies, hopefully they grow as good as last year's.. thank you! God Bless You for all your most valuable tips..🙏❤🇨🇦😊👍🏻

[sandrarichardson]

THANK YOU!!!! for making this a quick but VERY good video with mucho excellent info. I hope to get my beans in the ground this next week so I came across the perfect video. Thanks for your help and Jesus bless.

[colleenasteevesbos]

I’m really excited to grow beans in my greenhouse. You have given my great ideas to keep the beans grown more. Thank you.

[MYPERMACULTUREGARDEN]

I really like your video structure ! You tell us everything, fast without side deviation !

[pcannon]

You make some of the best videos I have found on gardening. Very informative on how and WHY. Thank you

[leemullally]

Your 7 tipss were clearly stated. Thanks for sharing them.

[haideeguerrero]

I'm a new gardener n these r great tips.! Thank u Brian 4 teaching n sharing. GOD Bless.!

[shamanbeartwo]

This is my first year growing beans (Kentucky Blue Wonder) and I was happy to walk through my garden this morning and see the first beans. Wow, they grow really fast like my cherry tomatoes or the peppers. It seems like just two days ago it was just flowers and now I see the start of beans that are about 2" long already. Fun! I made two grow bags that are about 2 feet across and at least a foot deep and they are

[bigdogbob]

One of my favorite beans to grow is the Yard Long or Asparagus Bean.  It is an Asian variety that can get 2 > 3 feet long and slender.  They are delicious roasted with olive oil and garlic salt in the oven.

[judeoconnor]

Bush beans are my favorite. I Plant them in flower boxes and mount them on the fence around my backyard on shelves that hold them well.