Blue Lake Pole Bean Seeds – Heirloom, High-Yield, Non-GMO

Blue Lake Pole Bean Seeds (Phaseolus vulgaris) produce high-yielding, disease-resistant heirloom beans that have been a favorite among gardeners for decades. Known for their tender, meaty flavor, these beans grow on vigorous, climbing vines that can reach up to 7 feet tall.

This heirloom pole bean variety produces long, straight, brilliant green pods that are crisp, sweet, and perfect for fresh eating, freezing, and canning. The Blue Lake Pole Bean is resistant to mosaic virus, making it a reliable, productive choice for home gardens and market growers alike.

Why Grow Blue Lake Pole Beans?

Growing Blue Lake Pole Bean Seeds offers multiple benefits, including disease resistance, high yields, and extended harvest periods. Unlike bush beans, pole beans continue to produce over an extended season, making them a great option for continuous harvesting.

Key Features:

• Heirloom Pole Bean Seeds – A classic variety known for superior quality.

• Non-GMO & Open-Pollinated – Ideal for sustainable gardening.

• High-Yield Pole Beans – Continues producing throughout the growing season.

• Resistant to Mosaic Virus – Ensures healthy, vigorous plants.

• Tender Green Snap Beans – Excellent for fresh eating, canning, and freezing.

• Strong Climbing Vines – Grow up to 7 feet tall, requiring trellises or poles.

How to Grow Blue Lake Pole Bean Seeds

1. Soil Preparation

Blue Lake Pole Beans thrive in well-draining, fertile soil with a pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Enrich the soil with compost or organic matter before planting for optimal growth.

2. Planting Instructions

• Direct Sowing: Plant seeds outdoors after the last frost, when soil temperatures reach at least 60°F.

• Sowing Depth: Plant seeds 1 inch deep in moist soil.

• Spacing: Space plants 4-6 inches apart, with 18-24 inches between rows.

• Watering: Keep soil evenly moist but avoid overwatering.

3. Care and Maintenance

• Sunlight: Requires full sun (at least 6-8 hours daily).

• Trellising: Use a sturdy trellis, poles, or fencing for vertical growth.

• Fertilizing: Apply a low-nitrogen organic fertilizer once vines begin to flower.

• Pest Management: Keep an eye out for aphids and bean beetles, which can be controlled with companion planting or neem oil.

4. Harvesting Blue Lake Pole Beans

• Time to Maturity: Approximately 60-65 days from planting.

• Best Time to Pick: Harvest beans when they are 6-7 inches long, before they become tough.

• Continuous Harvesting: Pick regularly to encourage continued production.

• Storage: Can be blanched and frozen, canned, or stored fresh in the refrigerator.

Culinary Uses for Blue Lake Pole Beans

This tender green snap bean variety is incredibly versatile in the kitchen. Its crisp texture and sweet, nutty flavor make it perfect for:

• Fresh Salads – Adds a delicious crunch to summer salads.

• Sautéed or Stir-Fried – Cook with garlic and olive oil for a quick, flavorful dish.

• Steamed & Blanched – Retains nutrients and vibrant green color.

• Canning & Freezing – Stores well for long-term preservation.

• Soups & Stews – A hearty addition to vegetable-based dishes.

Health Benefits of Blue Lake Pole Beans

These heirloom pole beans are packed with essential nutrients and offer multiple health benefits:

• High in Fiber – Supports healthy digestion and gut health.

• Rich in Vitamins C & K – Boosts immune function and bone health.

• Low in Calories – A perfect low-calorie, high-nutrient food.

• Excellent Plant-Based Protein Source – Supports muscle and cell growth.

Common Pests and Diseases

While Blue Lake Pole Beans are disease-resistant, they may occasionally face common garden pests:

• Aphids & Bean Beetles – Use companion planting with marigolds or spray with neem oil.

• Powdery Mildew – Ensure good airflow and avoid overhead watering.

• Cutworms & Slugs – Use row covers or hand-pick pests in the morning.

Interesting Facts About Blue Lake Pole Beans

• Originally developed in Oregon, this variety is named after the Blue Lake district.

• Produces more beans per plant compared to bush beans.

• High-yield variety that continues to bear pods throughout the season.

• Famous for its tender, stringless pods, making it a favorite among home gardeners.

About Our Blue Lake Pole Bean Seeds

Our  Bean Seeds are carefully selected for high germination rates and superior quality. We take pride in offering seeds that are:

• Non-GMO & Open-Pollinated – Ideal for organic gardens.

• Untreated & Chemical-Free – Safe for home gardeners and pollinators.

• Eco-Friendly Packaging – Resealable packets made from recycled materials.

• Comprehensive Growing Guide – Included with every purchase.

Package Quantity

Each packet contains 14g (Minimum 50 Seeds), providing a bountiful supply for multiple plantings.

Customer Reviews and Testimonials

Gardeners love our  Bean Seeds for their high yields, sweet flavor, and disease resistance. Here’s what they say:

• "Amazing productivity! I kept harvesting beans all season long."

• "Perfect for canning. My family loves the flavor—so tender and delicious!"

• "I love how easy these are to grow. The vines are strong, and the beans taste incredible!"

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Enjoy the taste, nutrition, and high yields of  Pole Beans in your garden. Whether you're planting for fresh eating, canning, or freezing, these heirloom pole bean seeds will provide a continuous, delicious harvest.

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