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Bean Santa Anna (57-4)

Bean Santa Anna (57-4)

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Santa Anna. Deep green pole French type bean. Excellent taste. Pick when no thicker than a pencil. Good producer over a long period; keep picked to encourage continued production. Plant after soil has warmed up well (a week or so before setting out tomatoes. Use trellis, poles or tripod. Plant 4-5 seeds around each pole or two for each string, thin to 2-3 for poles, 1-2 for strings. For trellis, two seeds every six inches, thin to one. 35 grams. Approx. 40 seeds. Pole beans have approximately 1 seed per gram.

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Teresa
Perfetto

I have grown the “Grano Nero” beans for a few seasons (thanks to generous packets of seeds!), but thought I would change it up. These are fantastic. I think I like the flavor better than the Nero. The leaves, stems and beans are more hairy and I think are more pest-resistant - which in Hawaii is important! Big producer and they grow even taller than the Nero. I have had to add a second trellis for the vines to grow down. I am cooking some right now. My new favorite.

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Marie
Prolific

I planted these beans last year and the vines were very prolific (Zone 6, Missouri). There were lots of fresh beans to share with family, friends, neighbors, and plenty to freeze! This year, I plan to sow this same variety and plan to can a large part of the harvest for winter months. Highly recommended variety.

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Shopify
Best results

This is the third year I have grown this bean. It has been a constant hit with everyone. Have always had great yield and the flavor can not be match. Living in Ca. I started my crop at the end of March and have started to pole my plants this week. Highly recommend.

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Kim
Best ever!

I tried Santa Anna beans a couple years ago and found it to be the best green bean I'd ever had. The beans are long, tender and loaded with taste, unlike many other varieties. I'll never grow another variety of green bean.