BEAN OF THE YEAR FOR 2012 Calima
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Our bean of the year for 2012 is a filet type bean that has a dark green color. It is a very early bean that is a higher yield with very good taste. The beans should be picked when the pods are about the diameter of a pencil. The beans are easily picked be- cause they are born at the top of sturdy bush- es. Excellent for fresh eating as uncut pods, but can be used for can- ning and freezing. #01022 (A) Pkt. (1½ oz) $2.95; (N) ½ lb. $9.95; (P) 1 lb. $16.50; (P) 4 lbs. $49.50
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TrelliS neTTinG Vertically grown vegetables ripen faster, are easier to harvest and they save space, too. Ideal for pole beans and peas. Made of 100% nylon, 7" “reach-through” mesh allows for easy harvesting. Tangle- free and reuseable. Available in two sizes. #53283 5' x 15' $8.95 each #53284 5' x 30' $13.95 ea; 2 for $24.95
Pod cuTTer
A unique kitchen utensil for cutting beans. The base is made of metal and the blade that cuts the beans is stain- less steel. It can be attached to most tables or ledges easily with a screw type holder. The beans are inserted into the slot at the top and the cut beans fall into a bowl or pan ready to be prepared or preserve. #89869 $42.95 each
naTure’S aid rhizoBia inoculanT - Granular TyPe -
For all types of beans and peas. Dry and ready to use, just sprinkle over seed in furrow as you plant. It puts BILLIONS of live, active rhizobia bacteria into your soil as you plant. Field test results on 25 ft. row:
Bean yield inoculated: 26.4 lbs. Pea yield inoculated: 7.1 lbs. Uninoculated: 17.2 lbs.
Uninoculated: 4.0 lbs.
Granular Garden Inoculant is a low cost way to improve yields... grow sturdier plants... get better quality pro- duce... and improve soil fertility. 8.7 oz. container treats 150 ft. of row. #51277 $10.95 each; 2 to 4 $9.95 ea; 5 or more $9.50
Pole Bean Tower
Use it year after year. Support at least a dozen plants with this durable, 6 ft. galvanized tower. Beans are sup- ported off the ground, even through the hardest rains. Assembles in minutes and folds for storage just as fast. #53328 $27.95 each; 2 for $48.95
French Bean Slicer
The perfect way to prepare beans ’French Style’ for can- ning, cooking and freezing. The way this slicer cuts, it allows you to use beans that are at prime or even a little past prime. This heavy duty slicer clamps to a counter top or a table top up to 1¹⁄8
” thick. Easily slices 2 to 3 beans
lengthwise at a time. Easy to clean. #83031 $24.95 each
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TwiST-emS® TieS Handy for tying our Trellis Netting, for pole beans, peas, cucumbers, (just about any- thing that climbs). Also for ty- ing vegetables, such as toma- toes, to stakes. Continuous length which can be cut to any size. Approximately ¼" wide by 2,400" long, waterproof, knot- proof, and reusable. #56998 $5.95 each
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