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20 Vegetable
Peas & Beans
Peas
No. of seeds per gram: 3-7
Seed quantity for sowing: 100-250 kg/ha; 2.5 kg/100 m 2
Seed germinates:
8-10 days
Sowing time:
March-June
Planting distance:
3-5 x 30-60 cm
Harvest time:
May-September
Good neighbours:
Carrot, radishes, lettuce, celery, spinach, pumpkin,
marrows and squash, corn, dill
Content: Nucleic acids, proteins, fibrins, magnesium, vitamin A,
vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin
B3 (niacin)
Therapeutic effects:
Bush and pole beans
Has a rejuvenating effect and stimulates cell growth, when
sporting, it has an anabolic effect (increases muscular
mass), has an invigorating effect (proteins), strengthens the
nervous system and freshens up our spiritual side, stimulates
digestion, strengthens the hair and connective tissues,
as well as improves the eyesight, helps with constipation,
lowers the amounts of cholesterol and fat in blood, as well
as detoxicates our organism.
No. of seeds per gram: 2-4
Seed quantity for sowing: 120-180 kg/ha or 0.8-1.3 kg/100 m 2 (BUSH BEAN); 50-80 kg/ha or 0.7-1.3 kg/100 m 2
(POLE BEAN)
Seed germinates:
6-10 days
Sowing time:
April-July
Planting distance:
BUSH BEAN: 10 x 50 cm; POLE BEAN: 20 x 80 cm
Harvest time:
May-September
Content:
nucleic acids, proteins, fibrins, manganese, molybdenum, iron, calcium, potassium,
vitamin C and vitamins B
Therapeutic effects:
Helps with liver, kidney and bladder problems, has a rejuvenating effect on the cells, improves
the creation of proteins in body cells, has an invigorating effect, helps with digestive
problems, drains water from the body, strengthens the heart and veins.
Pea Rondo
Tall variety (90-170 cm)
with green, medium long
pods. Dark green pods
with round seeds of good
flavor.
Broad bean
Aguadulce
The best variety for autumn/winter
sowing. Extremely
hardy, it produces
a very early crop of fine
long pods each containing
8-9 beans. Grow in
a warm, sheltered position.
Broad beans thrive
on a rich, well-dug soil,
although most soils will
give a satisfactory crop. If
possible, feed the soil before
sowing with a general
fertiliser.
Busch (Dwarf French)
bean Top Crop
Smooth, straight pods carried
high on the plant, filled with
meaty seeds. Topcrop is stringless,
ideal for canning, freezing.
High yield, low maintenance.
Bush beans grow upright and do
not require staking. Grow both
green and yellow varieties for a
pretty, two-toned bean salad
Sugar pea
Grows 100-120 cm high,
full of yellowish green
pods. Sweet and tasty
pods are used fresh,
young. It needs support.
Pea Wonder van
America
Medium tall variety
(90-170 cm) with green,
medium long pods. Dark
green pods with round
seeds of good flavor.
Busch (Dwarf French)
bean Presenta
An early, very low growing
variety, makes green, very
tasty round pods without
threads. A very good producer.
Can be used fresh,
frozen on preserved.
Pea Piccolo
provenzale
Early (ripens around 65 days
after sowing) and dwarf (45-50
cm) pea. Pods are green and
short. Peas are medium-sized,
smooth, round and very tasty.
Can also be sown in autumn in
warm locations. Early and frequent
harvesting simulates the
growth of new pods.
Pea Kelvedon Wonder
Early (approx. 70 days)
and dwarf (45-60 cm).
Pods are dark-green and
long, peas are angular
and wrinkled. Peas enrich
the soil with nitrogen and
should NOT grow together
with beans, potatoes, garlic,
leeks, tomatoes and
onions.
Pea Senator
Senator is a medium-early,
very fruitful variety that
grows 80 to 120 cm tall.
Requires support. Pods
are green and mediumlong,
peas are round and
smooth.
Peas Telefono
rampicante
Tall variety (120-140 cm)
with green, medium long
pods. Dark green pods
with round seeds of good
flavor. Very popular pea!
Busch (Dwarf French)
bean Antea
Early maturing, producing
long straight, flat pods
to be gathered young and
cooked whole.
Bush (Dwarf French)
Bean Starozagorski
Dwarf variety which is
quick maturing (ca. 50-55
days), suitable for succession
sowings into the summer.
Produces flat, long,
fleshy pods of excellent
flavour.
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