Series 900  Beans/Peas/Corn

        Bush Bean/Fagiolo Nano

        Bush beans are generally sown from late May-early July.
        It is advisable to have soil temperatures above 60°F to
        ensure better germination.
    

  901  Fire Tongue/Borlotto Lingua di Fuoco

  902  Harvester

  903  Marconi (Black Seed)/Marconi (Seme Nero)

  904  Marconi (White Seed)/Marconi (Seme Bianco)

  905  Pencil Pod (Wax Bean) 

  906  Tendercrop

        Pole Bean/Fagiolo Rampicante

        Pole beans allow you to grow many beans with limited
        space.  As their name indicates pole beans grow vertically
        upwards.  They can be sown along fences, trellises, or
        poles.  They are best sown directly outdoors when daytime
        temperatures are consistently above 70°F and prefer
        temperate-hot climates.
    

  907  Bobis 

  908  Borlotto Fiamma or Stregonta

  909  Fire Tongue/Borlotto Sanguigno 

  910  Broad Bean/Fava Histal

  912  Royal Burgundy/Trionfo Violetto

  913  Supermarconi (Black)/Supermarconi (Neri)

  914  Supermarconi (White)/Supermarconi (Bianchi)

  915  Venice Marvel/Meraviglia di Venezia

  916  Yard Long/Metro o Stringa

 

        Peas/Piselli

        Peas are a cool weather crop and are generally sown
        from late March to mid May.
        Peas will germinate best when soil temperatures range
        between 50-60°F and when moisture is generous.
        Peas thrive in rich, sandy soil that is not too high in nitrogen.
        Clay loam can delay germination by 3-5 days.

  917  Bush Pea/Pisello Nano: Rondo

  918  Pole Pea/Pisello Rampicante: Snow Pea/Mangiatutto

  919  Pole Pea/Pisello Rampicante: Telephone/Telefono

  920  Corn/Mais: Sweet Yellow/Dolce Giallo