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Dwarf Bean Fin de Bagnol - Organic
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$4.49
Unit price / perOriginating in the South of France, the Fin de Bagnol dwarf bean is an old variety renowned for its round, creamy beans, highly prized in traditional cuisine. Primarily grown in family vegetable gardens, it embodies the simplicity and bounty of a fruit-vegetable well-suited to temperate climates.
In the garden, its compact size makes it easy to grow in close rows, ideal for small spaces or companion planting. Its discreet yet abundant flowering produces small white blossoms that attract pollinators and contribute to local biodiversity. Its relatively early maturity makes this variety a valuable choice for those seeking authentic flavor in early summer.
This bean presents itself as a faithful ally of the gardener, robust in the face of climatic variations and generously offering its delicate pods for family meals.
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Dwarf Bean Fin de Bagnol - Organic
"Elegant simplicity is sometimes what nourishes us best."
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Originating in the South of France, the Fin de Bagnol dwarf bean is an old variety renowned for its round, creamy beans, highly prized in traditional cuisine. Primarily grown in family vegetable gardens, it embodies the simplicity and bounty of a fruit-vegetable well-suited to temperate climates.
In the garden, its compact size makes it easy to grow in close rows, ideal for small spaces or companion planting. Its discreet yet abundant flowering produces small white blossoms that attract pollinators and contribute to local biodiversity. Its relatively early maturity makes this variety a valuable choice for those seeking authentic flavor in early summer.
This bean presents itself as a faithful ally of the gardener, robust in the face of climatic variations and generously offering its delicate pods for family meals.
- Growing climate: Temperate to warm climate
- Sowing difficulty level: Easy
- Care required: Occasional
Note: Sensitive to excessive humidity and late frosts.
This bean is a jewel of freshness. Harvested young, at the string stage, it reveals a delicate, melting texture, ideal for quick steaming, pan-frying, or enjoying warm in a salad. Its sweet, crisp flesh is delicious on its own, but also pairs beautifully with tomatoes, fresh herbs, and flavored oils.
Traditionally, it's served hot, drizzled with olive oil or butter, and sprinkled with fleur de sel. It's also delicious blanched and then added to salads or preserved for winter meals. A favorite in the family kitchens of southern France, the Fin de Bagnol bean symbolizes the market bean of yesteryear, picked early in the morning and cooked the same day.
écoumene seeding advice
Seeding type
Outdoor seeding
Germination time
5-12 jours
Germination temperature
21° to 27° Celsius
Sowing depth
Sow seeds 2-3 cm deep
Transplantation
Transplantation not recommended
Technical
Row sowing
Growing conditions
Number of days to maturity
Harvest at ± 55 days
Hardiness zone
Zone-3b
Distance between rows
45 cm
Optimal brightness
Sun plant
Soil texture
Loose (silty) soil
Soil moisture
Cool, well-drained soil
Soil fertility
Plant not very demanding in bacteria-dominant compost
optimal soil pH
Low acidic pH
Average plant height
35 cm
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Phone
450-835-1149Opening hours of the garden center
Monday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm. Closed on Sundays.
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