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Orinoco French Bean Seeds
  • Orinoco French Bean Seeds

Orinoco

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A high-yielding, beautifully golden dwarf French bean with great disease resistance. Great in the allotment and in container gardens alike.

Quantity
  • LATIN NAME

    Phaseolus vulgaris

  • DAYS TO MATURITY

    65 Days

  • LIFE CYCLE

    Half-Hardy Annual

  • Plant Size

    Height Up To 45cm (19.6in) Spread Up To 60cm (23.6in)

  • Hardiness & Longevity

    Half-Hardy Annual

  • Ideal For

    Kitchen Garden

  • Position In

    Full Sun

Description

Orinoco French Bean Seeds

[60 days] Great as whole or fine-cut, Orinoco produces straight, golden-yellow pods that reach about 13cm (5”) in length. Their golden colour makes them easy to find and their dwarf habit makes them perfect for growing in containers of any kind. (No support needed.) Additionally, they do well in heavy soils and are resistant to the Bean Common Mosaic Virus, Anthracnose and Halo Blight.

Delicious lightly steamed and especially delightful in winter casseroles.

An RHS award-winning variety.

Common Questions

Does Orinoco French Beans require support? No, Orinoco is a dwarf french bean plant meaning they are self supporting and require no staking or climbing frame to reach maturity.

What pests are attacking my Orinoco French beans? Mites and beetles love harvesting on your French beans, by checking on your plants often you can prevent infestations by brushing the bugs off. You can spray insecticidal soap on your foliage and vines to wash away aphid colonies and spider mites.

What diseases can kill my Orinoco French beans? There are three common diseases that can attack and kill your Orinoco plants - brown spot, halo blight and common blight. These diseases leave brown, necrotic spots on the leaves and pods of your plants. If you start getting diseases then you need to destroy the plants that have been affected by the disease.

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