Golden Top Notch Wax Bean Seeds, Vegetable Garden Heirloom, Great flavor, suitable for eating fresh, canning, and freezing

Golden Wax Yellow Bush Bean Vegetable Garden Seed Great flavor, suitable for eating fresh, canning, and freezing, 5.5" golden-yellow pod.

Golden Top Notch Wax Bean Seeds

o 50 - 55 days.
o Bush bean
o 40 gram package contains approximately 125 seeds
2 oz package contains approximately 175 seeds.
4 oz package contains approximately 350 seeds
8 oz package contains approximately 700 seeds

o Germination: 5 to 8 days at 70 to 85 F.
o Plant seeds 1 to 1 1/2 inches deep with 3 inches between plants and 18 to 24 inches between rows.

These stringless, straight wax beans are somewhat flat and golden yellow in appearance. Golden Top Notch Wax Bean plants are very productive, compact, and grow to 18 inches tall. These beans are great for canning or freezing. The creamy white seeds have a brown eye and taste delicious as dry shell beans. Pods grow to be about 5 ½ inches.

Beans are a popular plant for home gardeners, and it's easy to see why--they aren't difficult to grow and they produce large harvests. Bush and pole bean varieties differ in the amount of room needed in the garden. Pole beans can climb upwards to save space when grown up a trellis or other support, while bush beans take up a bit more space in rows on the ground.

Planting, Growing, and Harvesting:

Direct sow bush bean seeds in well-drained soil, after the risk of frost is over. Choose a sunny location and plant the seeds in rows. The plants in these rows will help support each other as they grow. If planted in a windy area, bush beans may benefit from added support. Bush bean plants usually grow between 1-2' tall.

To harvest green beans, pick pods when they are young and tender--before seeds inside fully develop. If you want to harvest dry bean seeds, you can allow them to mature and dry on the plant before picking.

Recipes/How to Use:

Beans can be used in many ways, both green and dry. They are great in soups, salads, casseroles, and more.

Bean Burritos

1 lb. cooked dry beans
1 T. olive or vegetable oil
½ tsp. cumin
1 C. salsa
1 ½ C. cooked rice
1 C. cheese, grated
1 avocado, sliced
1 ½ C. shredded lettuce
6-8 tortillas
Sour cream, to taste

Directions:
-Put oil in a large skillet on low heat. Add beans, salsa, cumin, and rice. Cook until mixture is hot.
-Spoon into tortillas, top with cheese, lettuce, avocado, and sour cream.
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Steamed Green Beans

1 - 1 ½ pounds fresh green beans, washed with strings removed (if needed)
2 C. water
Salt, to taste

-Cut green beans to desired length.
-Add water and salt to a pot with a steamer basket.
-Bring water to a boil. Add green beans and cook, covered, over medium heat for about 15 minutes.
-Remove beans, drain water, and serve.



Ideal for Any gardeners

Seed when frost danger has passed and in a full sun area.

Sow 1.5" deep, 2-3" apart, in 24-36" rows.
Thin to 3" apart when seedlings are 3" tall.

Pick fruit continuously to promote new pod production.
Can yield up to 120lbs/100" of row are achievable when moisture and nutrient levels are adequate.

An heirloom seed