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Romano Pole
Big, hearty, Roman green beans that are delicious cooked whole while immature, stringless, and tender, or grown on for full sized beans to be shelled from the pods. These tasty HEIRLOOM beans are the very best for freezing, and grow on very tall vines, so you'll want good support. One of the best ideas for trellising Romano beans that we've seen came from the Burnaby Allotment Garden Association. Growers there use tall poles that can be collapsed from the bottom, so the whole plant can come down at harvest time. Otherwise, you'll want a ladder for these vigorous growers!
Matures in 67 days. (open pollinated seeds)
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