Bean Triple White Broad
1,750 KWD
Bean Triple White Broad is a very early, high-yielding variety with unique white blooms, germination, and grains that stay white and tender when cooked. Robust and cold-tolerant.
Sow early to reduce black bean louse risk.
Sufficient for about 40 plants.
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Unique Triple White Broad Beans
Discover the distinctive Bean Triple White Broad, a very early and productive variety that lives up to its name by blooming white, germinating white, and producing beautiful white grains. Reaching a half-high to high stature, these robust plants offer good yields of medium-sized beans with a strong, characteristic broad bean flavor. What sets ‘Triple White’ apart is that its grains remain white and tender even after cooking.
For the best taste and texture, harvest when the beans are fully ripe but still slightly soft and milky. Broad beans are a hearty and nutritious vegetable, and while best enjoyed fresh, ‘Triple White’ can also be successfully dried or frozen for later use.
This cold-tolerant variety is also known for its resilience, and early sowing helps to minimize the risk of black bean louse infestation. Plant in a sunny location with loose, well-worked soil for optimal growth.
For successful cultivation, direct sow seeds outdoors from the end of February to the beginning of May. Sow 3-5 seeds every 20 cm within rows that are spaced 50 cm apart, at a depth of 4-5 cm.
Expect germination within 8-14 days, provided the soil temperature is at least 5°C. Harvest your ‘Triple White’ broad beans from June to August, enjoying their unique color and delicious flavor.
One packet of seeds is sufficient for approximately 40 plants.
- Unique “Triple White” Characteristics (Blooms, Germinates, and Grains are White)
- Very Early Maturing Variety
- Good Yields
- Half-High to High Plant Stature
- Medium-Sized Grains with a Strong Taste
- Grains Remain White and Tender When Cooked
- Best Harvested When Fully Ripe but Slightly Soft and Milky
- Robust and Cold-Tolerant
- Early Sowing Reduces Black Bean Louse Risk
- Sufficient for Approximately 40 Plants
Order your Bean Triple White Broad seeds today and experience the unique beauty and early harvest of these exceptional broad beans!
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