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Re: Peas and beans

Generally beans *hate* being transplanted and don't do diddly. Peas 
on the other hand I regularly start ahead in speedlings and 
transplant and they take right off at the correct spacings. I can get 
over 100 into one flat. The secret is not to hold them too long. As 
soon as they are well up, out to the garden.
I have never gotten any production from a transplanted bean, better 
just to snip off any extras. Don't pull when thinning as that may 
damage the roots of the ones left.
Pat in Noti, Or

Pat Patterson
25 miles from Eugene, OR on the Coast Range
If it has two ends, spin it.
Gardening feeds the soul too.
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