Growing Edible Plants : Growing Green Beans in a Container

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For an inside garden, green beans can grow very well in a container by covering up the roots with soil and providing a trellis or wire for the vine to grow on. Have fresh green beans ready to pick from a kitchen garden with helpful information from a sustainable gardener in this free video on growing food. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is a third-generation flower grower and sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Washington. She is the owner of vanveenbulbs.com and has sold flower bulbs for more than 15 years. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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Are you serious? Yolanda Van Vane is such a Dutch name.. my fathers best friend had that name.. LOL A Dutch American speaking Dutch is soo faarny.. great vis BTW>

Green beans has peas in them .

Haha, what a maroon!!!

Peas peas peas. She does NOT know her seedlings!!!

clearly peas!

thanks for the tip. I really needed this a year later. As always thanks for the speedy reply.

You need to learn how to spell, pal.

I live near Sacramento California and we are having a really cold wet spring... I normally start my vegetable seeds in late febuary indoors and place them outside, but due to the weather I fear they will drown and freeze. We havent had a lot of sun, will this stunt my garden beans and peas?

Now let me ask one very simple question any gardener that knows anything should be able to answer. WTF are you doing raising peas on a green bean video and why the crap are you barrieing the leaves. if you barry the leaves you take the much needed nitrogen from the plants. I know beans put nitrogen into the soil but please for the love of god do not burry the leaves. Stop making these videos. Any rooky gardener could wonder upon these and actually take this advice. GET OFF THE WEB

Isn't that a pea plant? I know pea plant leaves when I see them! Green Beans don't have that type of leaf, do they?

wtf peas??? not beans

QUESTION!!! i'm growing green ASPARAGUS BEANS...(long breed) this is my third year growing them in the same spot in my garden. I grow my own seeds, and save them for the NEXT YEAR TO PLANT. BIG PROBLEM... this year my bean stalks LOOK VERY HEALTHY, BUT NO BEANS ARE ON THEM. they're barren!!! is it because they're sterile??

is her name yolanda van bean?

geez!!!

@punksuka I spotted that right away too.

you guys realize she is planting a pea plant and not green beans right?