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Profile:10 positives
1 neutral
No negatives
Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | JULIETABER | On Jun 2, 2011, JULIETABER from Fort Worth, TX wrote: This is my new pole bean, won't go back to heat-intolerant Kentucky Wonder beans. Its been over 90 degrees every day lately and I've picked over a pound of beans in the last 8 or 9 days! I only have 11 plants, but they are prolific and earlier than I expected here in North Texas (zone 7b), |
| Positive | luciee | On Feb 24, 2011, luciee from Hanceville, AL (Zone 7a) wrote: This is a real good tasting bean. It has a high sugar content and freezes and cans well. |
| Positive | bamabean | On Jan 6, 2011, bamabean from Birmingham, AL wrote: Love this producer. Great taste and easy to grow in this area. Will plant it every year. |
| Neutral | cowtrailrd | On Oct 11, 2010, cowtrailrd from Shawnee, OK wrote: produced well from spring planting but did not to well from a fall planting. |
| Positive | ahaddock | On Jun 17, 2010, ahaddock from Thousand Oaks, CA wrote: I normally don't like string beans, but this one is great - very sweet and crisp. The coloring is cool, but it fades away after steaming. |
| Positive | cowabunga1 | On Nov 6, 2008, cowabunga1 from Sandpoint, ID wrote: Tried the rattlesnake for the first time this year and was very impressed! Produced heavily and had great flavor! Beautiful light purple blossoms and green with purple striped pods. |
| Positive | Norris2 | On Jun 13, 2008, Norris2 from Columbus, GA wrote: A favorite in my family. It has a great taste, is very hardy, and produces very large quantities. It started producing (a higher yield) than my early bush beans at the same time as the bush beans. They were planted on the same day. |
| Positive | rhaus | On Jan 20, 2007, rhaus from Leander, TX wrote: Leander, Texas - goodbye KY Wonders! This is an excellent producer and a standout for flavor. Great in the very hot regions like mine. |
| Positive | fwfarm | On Aug 22, 2005, fwfarm from Lebanon, OR (Zone 7b) wrote: Most productive pole bean I've tried (several times more
productive than most of them), slower to get tough than
some, and pods being speckled are easier to spot than
plain green.
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| Positive | Galina | On Mar 26, 2005, Galina from Northamptonshire
United Kingdom wrote:Grows well in Central England. Early, tasty. Slight string is no problem. Very easy to grow and productive. |
| Positive | Fivekiller1N | On May 30, 2003, Fivekiller1N from Smyrna, GA wrote: It out produces all other pole beans here in the south, everyone I know that has tried it has never gone back to the variety they grew before. It produces Beans as early as a bush bean even though it is a pole bean. Yhe flavor is great fresh or canned. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Colony, Alabama
Madison, Alabama
Tarrant, Alabama
Anchorage, Alaska
Thousand Oaks, California
Edgewater, Colorado
Miami, Florida
Bibb City, Georgia
Williamson, Georgia
Sandpoint, Idaho
Oak Park, Illinois
Bethelridge, Kentucky
Independence, Louisiana
Waynesboro, Mississippi
Loudon, New Hampshire
Bethel Acres, Oklahoma
Benbrook, Texas
Houston, Texas
Volente, Texas
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