Hey, so I see that it is normal that the snap beans take a while to get above ground? I planted mine some 10 days ago and there are about 5 or 6 from the 20+ I planted above ground. We did had a lot of rain tho, wasn't sure if they went rotting or not...
Kevs spring 2010 garden
This garden was started on February 21, 2010 when the ground was tilled, fertilizer spread and seed potatoes planted. The fertilizer used was 10-20-10, which promotes large root formation with the middle number being 20.
On March 28th the other rows were tilled - snap beans, squash and zucchini were planted. A few days later my step son planted the cantaloupe was planted. On April 3rd the field corn was planted.
As of April 6th, 2010 the snap beans are 3 - 4 inches tall with new sprouts coming through the ground.
Here is a picture of the snap beans.
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In all, 3 rows of snap beans were planted - these are high producing plants that will need to be picke every couple of days. Three families will be sharing this garden, so I wanted to make sure that we had plenty of beans, which are really good boiled with some potatoes.
In May the okra will be planted.
On March 28th the other rows were tilled - snap beans, squash and zucchini were planted. A few days later my step son planted the cantaloupe was planted. On April 3rd the field corn was planted.
As of April 6th, 2010 the snap beans are 3 - 4 inches tall with new sprouts coming through the ground.
Here is a picture of the snap beans.
In all, 3 rows of snap beans were planted - these are high producing plants that will need to be picke every couple of days. Three families will be sharing this garden, so I wanted to make sure that we had plenty of beans, which are really good boiled with some potatoes.
In May the okra will be planted.
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