Name: Runner Bean 'Enorma' Seeds | Phaseolus Coccineus | By Mr Fothergills
SKU: PL924942
Availability: InStock

New

Runner Bean 'Enorma' Seeds | Phaseolus Coccineus | By Mr Fothergills

Runner Bean 'Enorma' Seeds | Phaseolus Coccineus | By Mr Fothergills - Image 2

Runner Bean 'Enorma' Seeds | Phaseolus Coccineus | By Mr Fothergills - Image 3

Original price was: $2.80.Current price is: $1.96.

SKU: PL924942 Categories: Seeds, Vegetable Seeds

Efficiency meets excellence in customer care.
Best price, safe shopping guarantee
Safe Payments, the Smart Choice
Your happiness, our mission.

Description
Reviews (0)

Runner Bean “Enorma” Seeds | Mr Fothergill’s

Our phaseolus coccineus Runner Bean “Enorma” seeds are a reliable favourite known for their excellent flavour and exhibition quality beans. The large, smooth, shapely pods can reach up to 50cm (20in) in length, and can be served as traditional British vegetables with a roast dinner, or chopped and cooked into a variety of dishes. They are also excellent for freezing.

Features

Enormous Pods

Delicious Flavour

Great For Exhibiting

Versatile

Excellent For Freezing

Features

Seeds Jargon

F1 Hybrids: hybrid seeds are produced from two specially selected varieties that are kept in isolation. As they are produced from only two plants, seeds are almost identical genetically.
Open Pollinated: open pollinated plants aren’t isolated from other varieties, so are more genetically diverse.
Heirloom: heirloom seeds are historic, some going back to Victorian times, others more recent. Heirloom varieties can be good or bad, depending on how careful the breeder is to maintain genetic similarity.

Hybrids vs Open Pollinated

As hybrids are produced from two specially selected varieties, the quality is more consistent, with a higher germination rate and improved cropping. But, as they require time, resources and know-how to create, they come to the market at a higher cost. They are also genetically unstable, and so if you keep the seeds from the resultant crop, performance is usually poor. Open Pollinated seeds are highly diverse and have often been grown for successfully for decades. Seeds from the resultant crop are usually perform well.

Annual, Biennial and Perennial

Annual plants complete their life cycle within a year, biennials in two years (usually only flowering in the second year) and perennials can live on indefinitely.

Hardy, Half-Hardy and Tender

Hardy and half-hardy plants can survive a light frost, but the latter are best moved indoors during periods of bad weather. Tender plants must be kept indoors, until after the last frost.

We believe that anyone, regardless of ability can successfully grow their own plants at home, and do so in an eco-friendly and sustainable way.

Everyone should have the chance to experience the benefits that plants bring to our lives, and we have put a lot of effort into making sure that all of our products are easy to grow, even for beginners.

Sustainability is at the heart of our ethos and we have done everything we can to ensure that all of our products are as sustainable as possible, be it our plastic free, fully recyclable packaging, GM free seeds or ethically sourced compost.