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Light

Full Sun

Size

Medium (90cm - 1.5 metres)

Watering

Every 2–3 Days

Growth rate

Fast

Location

Garden Beds, Raised Beds, Trellises for Climbing Varieties

Drought tolerance

Moderate

The All Green team

What began with a husband and wife has blossomed into a team of over 80 people that includes horticulturists, trades specialists, delivery drivers, and administration staff.

Our bunch of green thumbs are here to make your experience as seamless as possible. You always can depend on them for accurate advice for your garden.

Bean attributes

Beans, a member of the legume family, are valued for their protein content and variety of types, each with a unique flavour and nutritional quality.
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Phaseolus
Species:
Various (e.g., Phaseolus vulgaris for common beans)
Family:
Fabaceae
Life Cycle:
Annual
Country Or Region Of Origin:
Americas
Dimensions:
Up to 2 m for climbing varieties
Recommended Propagation Strategy:
Sow seeds directly
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Common applications

  • Fresh beans for cooking, steaming, or salads
  • Can be dried and stored as canned beans for long-term use
  • Adds protein to a variety of dishes, including stews and soups
  • Ideal for creating homemade baked beans

Noteworthy features

  • Quick-growing, ideal for new gardeners
  • Nitrogen-fixing roots improve soil health
  • Produces a high yield for multiple harvests
  • Can be grown vertically, saving garden space

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Our herbs and vegetables

All Green offers a diverse selection of vegetables and herbs for Melbourne gardens. Our bean plants are among the top products chosen for their easy growth and nutritional benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Bean plants are easy to grow and offer high yields, making them a popular choice for home gardens. Here are some common questions about growing bean plants.

What season do beans grow in Australia?

Beans grow best in the warmer months of spring and summer in Australia. Warm climates promote faster growth and a more bountiful harvest, allowing your bean plants to flourish.

How long does it take for bean plants to produce?

Most bean plants take about 6–8 weeks to reach maturity and begin producing pods. With proper care, you can enjoy multiple harvests throughout the growing season. Learn more about growing vegetables in Melbourne gardens.

Are beans easy to grow in Australia?

Yes, beans are straightforward to grow, especially in Australia’s temperate climate. Bean plants thrive in full sun and well-draining soil, making them a low-maintenance choice for gardeners. Read more about what veggies to grow in your garden.

Can I grow beans from supermarket beans?

While fresh bean seeds are best, some gardeners have success planting dried instore beans from the supermarket. Ensure they are organic and untreated for the best chance of germination.

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