Wyld Seeds Landreth Stringless Green Bean

Yes, this variety is bred to be stringless, meaning you won't encounter the tough, fibrous threads often found in older bean varieties. While you should still trim the stem ends for a clean presentation, you can skip the tedious process of pulling strings from the pod seams.

Because they are a bush variety rather than a vining pole bean, they are excellent for containers. A pot that is at least 10 to 12 inches deep will provide enough root space for a healthy, productive plant.

These beans require full sun, which means at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily. If they are planted in partial shade, the plants will likely become leggy and produce significantly fewer pods.

Yes, because this is an heirloom variety, you can harvest and dry the seeds from your best-performing pods to plant in the following season. Just ensure the pods are fully mature and dried on the plant before collecting them.

Bush beans are generally fast growers. You can typically expect to start harvesting your first pods about 50 to 60 days after planting, depending on your local climate and soil temperature.