Thompson & Morgan - Broad Bean Witkiem Seeds - Vegetable Seeds
Grow your own delicious Broad Beans with 'Witkiem', which produces a good crop of plump pods filled with big, tasty beans from June onwards. This white seeded variety shows excellent tolerance to cold weather, so it’s ideal for early February sowings but can also be sown successionally through to May. Delicious eaten fresh, surplus crops can be successfully frozen to be enjoyed later in the year. Companion planting: try growing broad beans with summer savory to help repel black bean aphids, a common pest of broad beans.Direct sow broad bean seed under cloches in February, or without protection from March to April. For particularly early crops some varieties of broad beans may also be sown outdoors under cloches from early autumn to late winter. Grow beans in full sun on rich fertile, well manured soil with protection from strong winds. Plant broad beans in double rows set 23cm (9") apart and allowing at least 60cm (24") between each double row. Sow broad beans at a depth of 5cm (2") deep and a distance of 23cm (9") apart within each row and water well. Germination usually takes around 10 days.Product specifications:Position: Full SunHeight: Up to 100cm when fully establishedSpread: Up to 45cm when fully establishedSupplied as 1x packet Broad Bean 'Witkiem' (approx. 30 seeds)Harvest period: June to AugustDelivered with growing and care instructionsImages shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).
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Details:Thompson & Morgan - Broad Bean Witkiem Seeds - Vegetable Seeds
Grow your own delicious Broad Beans with 'Witkiem', which produces a good crop of plump pods filled with big, tasty beans from June onwards. This white seeded variety shows excellent tolerance to cold weather, so it’s ideal for early February sowings but can also be sown successionally through to May. Delicious eaten fresh, surplus crops can be successfully frozen to be enjoyed later in the year. Companion planting: try growing broad beans with summer savory to help repel black bean aphids, a common pest of broad beans.Direct sow broad bean seed under cloches in February, or without protection from March to April. For particularly early crops some varieties of broad beans may also be sown outdoors under cloches from early autumn to late winter. Grow beans in full sun on rich fertile, well manured soil with protection from strong winds. Plant broad beans in double rows set 23cm (9") apart and allowing at least 60cm (24") between each double row. Sow broad beans at a depth of 5cm (2") deep and a distance of 23cm (9") apart within each row and water well. Germination usually takes around 10 days.Product specifications:Position: Full SunHeight: Up to 100cm when fully establishedSpread: Up to 45cm when fully establishedSupplied as 1x packet Broad Bean 'Witkiem' (approx. 30 seeds)Harvest period: June to AugustDelivered with growing and care instructionsImages shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).
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Product Description
Grow your own delicious Broad Beans with 'Witkiem', which produces a good crop of plump pods filled with big, tasty beans from June onwards. This white seeded variety shows excellent tolerance to cold weather, so it’s ideal for early February sowings but can also be sown successionally through to May. Delicious eaten fresh, surplus crops can be successfully frozen to be enjoyed later in the year. Companion planting: try growing broad beans with summer savory to help repel black bean aphids, a common pest of broad beans.Direct sow broad bean seed under cloches in February, or without protection from March to April. For particularly early crops some varieties of broad beans may also be sown outdoors under cloches from early autumn to late winter. Grow beans in full sun on rich fertile, well manured soil with protection from strong winds. Plant broad beans in double rows set 23cm (9") apart and allowing at least 60cm (24") between each double row. Sow broad beans at a depth of 5cm (2") deep and a distance of 23cm (9") apart within each row and water well. Germination usually takes around 10 days.Product specifications:Position: Full SunHeight: Up to 100cm when fully establishedSpread: Up to 45cm when fully establishedSupplied as 1x packet Broad Bean 'Witkiem' (approx. 30 seeds)Harvest period: June to AugustDelivered with growing and care instructionsImages shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).
Product Specifications
General | |
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Color | white/black |
Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
Size | 1 |
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