Variety recommendation with the most important properties

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What do all French bean varieties have in common?

Regardless of which varieties you choose, all French bean varieties have these points in common:

  • Bush beans don't need any Climbing aid.
  • French beans germinate only from a permanent floor temperature of 8 ° C.
  • French beans should come with one Plant spacing from 30 to 40cm can be planted.
  • Bush beans do not go well with peas, fennel, garlic, leeks and onions. You can find a list of the good neighbors for French beans here.

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Our variety recommendations for French beans

If you want to cook your beans in the pod and eat them, we recommend filet beans. These are very thin and seedless and are ideal for consumption whole. Furthermore, when choosing your beans, you should make sure that the variety you choose is stringless. Below is a list of delicious beans:

French bean variety Sleeve length Sleeve color Fillet bean properties
Mountain gold 12 to 14cm yellow no Freezer safe
Brigit 12 to 15cm Light green Yes Very tasty, high-yielding, medium-late variety
Caruso 17 to 19cm Dark green Yes Robust, productive
Cupidon 16 to 20cm Light green Yes Resistant, easy to harvest
domino 12 to 13cm Dark green Yes Late ripe
Helios 16 to 18cm yellow no Early ripening, high yielding, black seeds, very tasty
Jutta 13 to 14cm Dark green no Very productive, medium early
Marion Approx. 10cm Strong green Yes Resistant to diseases
Marona 17 to 18cm Dark green no Aromatic, precocious
Maxi 18 to 20cm Light green no Easy to harvest, high-yielding, precocious
Purple Teepee 12 to 15cm violet no Easy to harvest
Roma II 15cm, flat green no Very aromatic, Mediterranean
Sanguigno 2 10 to 15cm Light green with red spots no Robust, drought-resistant
Saxa 12 to 13cm Light green no Productive, early ripening, fast-growing, strong in taste
Sonesta 13cm yellow no Wax bean, very resistant
Speedy 13 to 14cm Medium green no Ripe early, little susceptible to disease

Tips

More than the variety, the right harvest time is decisive for enjoyment. If French beans are harvested too late, they can be tough and stringy. It is important to harvest the French beans when they are still tender and young, better too early than too late.