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Brigit

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SKU
G716
Phaseolus vulgaris var. nanus
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Brigit is a tall growing fillet bean with dark, very straight, medium long pods. Good standability and high yielding potential. Medium to late growing season. Very good flavour.

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Characteristics

Pod colour: dark greenPod cross section: roundPod length: 12-15 cmPod thickness: 8-9 mmRipening: medium lateSeed colour: whiteType of bean: green poddedFillet bean: yes

Origin

Breeder: C. HenatschMultiplier: Augustin Decaens Cerifications: EU-Standard

Cultivation

Direct sowing: beginning of May till mid of JulyPlanting distance: 40-60 x 8-10 cmOptimal amount of plants: 30-35 plants/m²Sowing depth: 2-3 cmAmount of seed needed: 0.8-1.2 kg/a; 15-20 seeds per running metre

Organic100 % organic & GMO-free
Diverse100 % open-pollinated seeds
ReliableHigh quality & customer satisfaction
Free shippingSeeds from €45 within Germany
Organic100 % GMO-free
FairCollaborative network with breeding and propagation
DynamicDiversity of 100 % open-pollinated varieties