WHY PAY FOR GREEN BEAN SEEDS when you can grow them yourselves?
It’s one of the easier ways to save money with your garden.
Plus, if you save your own seeds year after year, you can
custom-tailor them to your micro climate and soil conditions,
improving your yields with each generation. Most any green bean
variety can be saved, since there are no hybrids on the market.
There may be SOME exceptions to this rule, but it’s not like
tomatoes. There are many hybrid tomatoes that won’t produce
true, but that’s not the case with green beans. Even cross
pollination of different varieties of green beans is rare in the
backyard garden. All it takes is to follow this seven step
guide: 1. Select a couple of your green bean plants. Select more
if you need more seeds. Keep in mind that it’s better to have
more than enough seeds than too little. A very rough estimate is
that one bush bean plant will provide about 50 seeds. The
selected plants will be your seed growers. The goal here is to
select the best possible plants so