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Growing Beans in Newfoundland & Labrador

Bush beans are realistic in most of the province in a warm, sheltered spot. They are frost-tender and need warm soil, so sow after your last frost. Pick early, quick-maturing varieties.

When should I plant beans?

Timing can vary substantially across Newfoundland & Labrador. Choose your community for a more local answer.

Common questions

When should I sow beans?

Timing depends a lot on where you are in Newfoundland & Labrador. Choose your community above for dates based on its frost record.

Why did my beans rot?

Cold, wet soil. Beans need warm soil to germinate, so don't rush them.

Bush or pole?

Bush beans mature faster and handle wind better. Pole beans need a sheltered spot here.

What location is best?

Full sun with shelter from wind.

Varieties to look for

  • Bush types
  • Short days to maturity

Spacing

8–10 cm apart

Local guides

Also see: Growing Peas · Growing Zucchini

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