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I teach about runner beans, jelly beans etc but never heard of the dogging bean :lol: Jags wrote
One of the lesser known members of the bean family, the Dogging Bean or Phaseolus Carparcus to give it it's full name. Whilst other beans have gained in popularity, this variety has faired poorly recently, due to adverse publicity. (See Mark's thread about the JV show on Radio 2)
Flowers in late spring and starts spreading it's seed soon after, if given the right cultivation and handling. Prefers a warm environment, with little or no watering and doesn't require a bed, for it to root. This variety actually flourishes under poor lighting, although can often be seen blooming in broad daylight.
Certain strains are known to be creepers and thus have been condemned, by others. Their attempts to root, in or around any motor vehicle containing moist potting compost, has caused some concern amongst the gardening fraternity. However, these are not hardy annuals and so unlikely to be seen next year.
Hope that has helped de-mystify, the much berated Dogging Bean, Jags?
I teach about runner beans, jelly beans etc but never heard of the dogging bean
One of the lesser known members of the bean family, the Dogging Bean or Phaseolus Carparcus to give it it's full name. Whilst other beans have gained in popularity, this variety has faired poorly recently, due to adverse publicity. (See Mark's thread about the JV show on Radio 2)
Flowers in late spring and starts spreading it's seed soon after, if given the right cultivation and handling. Prefers a warm environment, with little or no watering and doesn't require a bed, for it to root. This variety actually flourishes under poor lighting, although can often be seen blooming in broad daylight.
Certain strains are known to be creepers and thus have been condemned, by others. Their attempts to root, in or around any motor vehicle containing moist potting compost, has caused some concern amongst the gardening fraternity. However, these are not hardy annuals and so unlikely to be seen next year.
Hope that has helped de-mystify, the much berated Dogging Bean, Jags?
