Don’t Pull Up your Runner Beans! 🌱🫘 I am always looking for ways to simplify gardening, and for practical ways to save time in the garden. So any plants that I can sow once and then harvest from for multiple years are always very welcome! 😊👍🏻🌱🌱🌱 And runner beans are one of those plants that are generally grown as annuals, but if protected, they can grow back each spring, and produce a crop of runner beans for several years from the same planting. 🌱🫘 I’m in zone 9a and it works well for

Seed-saving season is here! 🌱 Let your runner bean pods dry fully on the plant, then carefully collect the seeds and store them in a cool, dry place. This simple process ensures a healthy, homegrown crop next year! #RunnerBeans #SeedSaving #HomeGarden #SustainableGardening #GrowYourOwn #GardenTips #gardenersofinstagram #gardeningtips #allotmentlife #gardenhacks #kitchengarden | Gitas gardening journey

Runner Bean Bonanza: Harvest Hacks for Bumper Crops Andrew shares simple feeding strategies to transform your runner bean yield from ordinary to extraordinary! If your beans aren't thriving at this stage of the season (late August/early September) then a tomatoe liquid feed is the way to go for stronger vines, more flowers, and pods that just keep coming. Stopping Runner Beans Once we reach the tail end of the season it is a race against the clock to get crops to ripen before the first frost. If