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Beans; Type
Snap beans (Sweet beans, Vegetable beans)
Beans; Color in Technical Ripeness
Dark green
Beans; Stud Diameter
9-10 mm
Habit; Plant Height
30-40 cm
Prices in stores
from0.1 €per 1000 pcs
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About product
The BALTIMORE bean variety is a high-yield and technologically advanced variety, characterized by dark green pods measuring 13-15 cm in length and approximately 9 mm in diameter. Plants reach a height of 30-40 cm and form 15-18 pods per bush, ensuring a significant yield. Thanks to its disease resistance, this variety is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions, especially after fro…
Beans; Type
Snap beans (Sweet beans, Vegetable beans)
Beans; Color in Technical Ripeness
Dark green
Beans; Stud Diameter
9-10 mm
Habit; Plant Height
30-40 cm
Description
The BALTIMORE bean variety is a high-yield and technologically advanced variety, characterized by dark green pods measuring 13-15 cm in length and approximately 9 mm in diameter. Plants reach a height of 30-40 cm and form 15-18 pods per bush, ensuring a significant yield. Thanks to its disease resistance, this variety is suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions, especially after frost threats in southern regions.
It is recommended to sow BALTIMORE beans at the end of May to the beginning of June, maintaining an optimal distance of 20 cm between plants in the row and 40 cm between rows. This approach to agrotechnics promotes good plant development and maximum utilization of area for high yields. The variety is versatile in application: it is excellent for sale on fresh markets as well as for processing, making it attractive for farmers and manufacturers.
A feature of BALTIMORE beans is their high technological capability and disease resistance, which reduces the need for frequent treatments and increases cultivation economic efficiency. This variety combines excellent taste qualities and ease of use, making it in demand among both professional agrarians and gardening enthusiasts.
It is recommended to sow BALTIMORE beans at the end of May to the beginning of June, maintaining an optimal distance of 20 cm between plants in the row and 40 cm between rows. This approach to agrotechnics promotes good plant development and maximum utilization of area for high yields. The variety is versatile in application: it is excellent for sale on fresh markets as well as for processing, making it attractive for farmers and manufacturers.
A feature of BALTIMORE beans is their high technological capability and disease resistance, which reduces the need for frequent treatments and increases cultivation economic efficiency. This variety combines excellent taste qualities and ease of use, making it in demand among both professional agrarians and gardening enthusiasts.
Crop & resistance
Disease resistance
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Beans; Type
Beans; Type
Depending on the structure of the beans, pea varieties are divided into shelling (with a coarse, thick parchment layer), semi-sweet (with a weak), sweet or asparagus (parchment layer absent). Shelling, or grain-type, — these are grown exclusively for obtaining seeds, as the pods... |
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| Beans; Stud Diameter | 9-10 mm |
| Habit; Plant Height | 30-40 cm |
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| Catalog | Catalog → Bean |
| Manufacturer | Pop Vriend Seeds-NL |
| Originator | Pop Vriend Seeds-NL |
| Country | Netherlands |
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