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BDale60
Warren, PA
(Zone 5a)
August 10, 2007
11:17 AM Post #3840220
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I've grown snap beans (mostly pole type) for several years and enjoy them. I was giving some thought to trying to grow some dry types of beans next season (not cow peas, I don't think, but typical dry bean varieties for up here in the Great Lakes/Northeast region). Just a basic question. Do they dry in the pod before harvesting, or is there an extra step involved to "cure" them somehow?
I'm optimistic that by this time next year I might be filling some of these old canning jars (we found a ton of them in the basement of our house) with some homegrown dry beans.
Thanks in advance for advice and suggestions.
BDale
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