How to grow organic runner beans + A cool tip not many people know about / Vegetable garden diy

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Learn how to grow organic runner beans. This is really worth growing in your vegetable garden. A food that will give you a lot of protein. You can eat both the pods and make a nice soup with these large beans. Check Out This New Project We Are Doing https://www.patreon.com/workwithnature Also We Do Product Review Videos On Brands Relating To Organic Gardening, Beekeeping & Seed Saving! If You Would Like To See What We Do Watch This Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLha4JrAOmQ Or contact us on workwithnature@outlook.com You Can Also Follow Us On Google+ https://plus.google.com/+workwithnature Twitter https://twitter.com/workwithnature Facebook https://web.facebook.com/workwithnature

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Can you pollinate the flowers and how ?

I'm in zone 8a US, and It's in the 30's right now with light freezes at night. Can I still dig up the roots and put it in my heated greenhouse? 🌿

Great info thanks

So helpful! My hubby just brought in our first lot of runner beans and I had no idea how to prepare them for cooking - this was perfect! Thank You!

I just ate my first harvest of Scarlet Runner Beans this evening. I didn't realize they had to be deveined. Bleh. Anyway, I enjoyed watching your vid. You didn't mention your name. My beans are growing next to a high fence so I'm letting them grow partly on that and partly on a X shaped dome of flexible piping over rebar which I sunk deep into the ground. Thanks for sharing!

i do not agree when putting the compost in the pots - you wish it airy - not compacted! i speak from experience! wigwams? serious?? a line of trellis is very effective . - do your research sir . maybe i should do a channel on just grow your own ??

put cinnamon around the base of the beans the slugs hate it

How can you be sure that the beans you're growing here are the same as the ones you grew in the previous year ('Black Knight')? Surely, as the beans are the result of sexual reproduction, some will be non-Black Knight by up to 50% (I don't know if they''re self-fertile).

Thanks for the video. Just wondering how to store the roots in winter. We live in USA zone 5b. PS love the cat and the birdsong.

Cat approved. Info seems legit. Thumbs up!

I enjoy your videos. I've decided to take up gardening and I've learned a lot from you young folks. Thank you. Winter here is dark but fairly warm. I am in Durham North Carolina, USA

This effectively solved our slug problem: To keep slugs from destroying your bean seedlings, plant them inside a "moat" created with plastic landscaping edging topped with adhesive copper tape and use landscape fabric instead of straw mulch to avoid importing new slugs inside your moat. I have never seen the variety Black Knight Runner Beans and will try to plant them sometime, thanks!

Do you also have videos on herb growing as well?

is there any issues transplanting them and disturbing the roots vs just putting in ground at all?

Hey, pal, you're almost top result from google "runner beans" - NICE! This is my first year with runners and I'm very excited. One place where I garden is loaded with humming birds... I bought a pound each (!) of two kinds of runner beans from Rancho Gordo in the USA; they seem like good guys making a business of keeping Mexican heirloom bean growers going. Keep these important videos coming - thanks!

You are definately rated! Thanks for tips, I've just had runner beans planted out. Might be too late as our summers are tropical but Im hoping they grow flower and produce beans in the last 2 coolish months left. These are the best beans by far.

Hi there I to grow my runner beans from roots very sucessfully and have been doing so for 5 years with the same roots. Some times the roots died and I am left with only one root of a variety that root produced more than 18 shoots and more beans than I needed.

How do you eat runner beans? Do you pick the pods young & tender and cook and eat the whole thing like a green bean? Or do you eat the beans inside like with broad beans?

love your cat. liked

cool tip with replanting thanx for the vid