Runner bean "Red Rum" |
Climbing French bean - "Cobra"?? |
Broad Bean "Jubilee Hysor" |
What is this one? Mayflower? Cherokee Trail of Tears? Anyone know? |
Another climbing bean - don't know which type! |
Yes, I know, it's a shame I can't tell which is which just now. I planted loads of different varieties and they all got jumbled up. When the pods form I'll probably be able to identify most of them.
I have:
Red Rum (Runner)
Aintree (Runner)
Cobra (French)
Mayflower
Cherokee Trail of Tears
Lingua di Fuoco (Borlotto)
Selma Zebra (Borlotto)
Coco Blanc à Rames, aka Lazy Housewife
Beautiful! :o)
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning. But then you always have amazing varieties of veg - most of which I have never heard of.
ReplyDeleteI love all the bean flowres, I am growing hiacinth bean or castor oil for flowers only, but they dont bloom yet
ReplyDeleteI think you've captured the blooms of your edible plants beautifully! While I can't say which are prettier, I think my favorite of this group is the Broad Bean "Jubilee Hysor".
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right!
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers on potatoes and bean plants.
Martin :)
Another reason why I would like to like broad beans.
ReplyDeleteLucy
Gorgeous photos. I just lurv, lurv, lurv, veggies!
ReplyDeleteFrench beans have beautiful flowers too
ReplyDeleteI absolutely agree with you Mark! Bean and peas flowers are always so pretty. Double bonus pretty bloom and edible pods.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely correct, veggie flowers are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love beans - and bean flowers - and that's a great collection. My "Trail of Tears" are a long way off flowering, as are my purple climbing French beans, so I am a little envious - I just have the scarlet flowers of my dwarf runners at the moment. But I have hopes...
ReplyDeleteIt's all thanks to you that I encountered the beauty of a vegetable garden! I never imagined their flowers to be pretty as I eat their end product on a plate. They are stunning… perhaps way more than some of the orchids I have now at home!
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