Product Description
An attractive and refined filet bean with upright, compact plants producing very uniform sets of dark green, extra-fine grade 4–4.5 inch pods. Excellent yields for a filet type. White seeds. Bush bean – no staking required. High resistance to Anthracnose, Halo Blight, and Bean Mosaic Virus. The premium choice for growers who demand uniformity, quality, and exceptional yields.
Basic Information
Latin Name : Phaseolus vulgaris
Days to Maturity : 50 – 55 days
Life Cycle : Annual
Hybrid Status : Open Pollinated
Product Specifications
Plant Height : 16 – 20 inches (compact bush type)
Packet Size : 175 seeds
Seeds per Pound (avg.) : 1,400
Pod Length : 4 – 4.5 inches
Pod Color : Dark green, extra-fine grade
Light Requirement : No specific needs – thrives in any weather
Soil Type : Well‑drained soil; pH 6.5 – 6.8 preferred
Growing Information
Germination Temperature : 65 – 90°F (18 – 32°C)
Germination Time : 5 – 10 days
Sowing Method : Sow directly outdoors after the last frost. Plant seeds 1 inch deep, 2 inches apart, in rows 20–36 inches apart. Keep soil moist until sprouts emerge. Super easy – just plant and watch them grow.
Spacing in Garden : 2 inches apart; rows 20 – 36 inches apart
Succession Planting : Sow every 2–3 weeks through midsummer for continuous harvest.
Support : No staking required – compact bush habit.
Hardiness Zones : Annual in all zones.
Harvest : Pick regularly to encourage new pod set. For filet beans, harvest when pods are very slender, ⅛–¼ inch in diameter.
Other Information
Pest Resistance : Exceptionally resistant – Mexican bean beetles are rarely seen with minimal care.
Disease Resistance : Outstanding tolerance – High resistance to Anthracnose, Halo Blight, and Bean Mosaic Virus. Virtually immune to these major bean diseases for worry-free growing.
Special Notes : Attractive, refined filet bean with exceptional uniformity. Excellent yields for a filet type – don't let the small size fool you. Upright compact plants for easy, clean harvesting. Perfect for gourmet cooking and fresh eating – not recommended for freezing or canning. A top choice for discerning gardeners and market growers.
