Thanks for the advice. I'll try Masterpiece Green Longpod one day.
mike
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Well folks it looks like I was a little premature. I visited the plot yesterday, removed the cloches and found 2 rows of beans just breaking the surface. The haven't all germinated yet, I'd say I have about an 80% success rate but there's still time for the others. Unfortunately, I did hoe the top off one of them
One thing I did notice was that I'd spaced them a bit too far apart (this is my first year of growing them) so I did a bit of successional planting by sowing some more in the gaps
Thanks for your advice.
FA
One thing I did notice was that I'd spaced them a bit too far apart (this is my first year of growing them) so I did a bit of successional planting by sowing some more in the gaps
Thanks for your advice.
FA
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That's good news FA, sometimes you just have to be a bit patient in life, especially when it comes to gardening. 
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Pleased to read of the appearance of the Beans....I somehow thought they might just show. 
....often a neat systematic line of holes along the row signifies they have gone up a mouse.
Clive.
....often a neat systematic line of holes along the row signifies they have gone up a mouse.
Clive.
