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I did indeed untangle this years cfb and trained them up a pole, clipped the up canes carefully using the gardeners green clippy peg like doodahs
One year after I had planted all the required cfb I had some Lidl ones over. They were so tangled there was no hope of separating them. I can't bear to bin plants unless absolutely necessary, so found some sticks and trimmed the beans down and told them they had two chances, grow or die. I had the most wonderful crop of late beans. I suppose it is just another form of successional 'sowing'. Note to self 'do not get too enthusiastic about sowing beans'. I never listen though.
One year after I had planted all the required cfb I had some Lidl ones over. They were so tangled there was no hope of separating them. I can't bear to bin plants unless absolutely necessary, so found some sticks and trimmed the beans down and told them they had two chances, grow or die. I had the most wonderful crop of late beans. I suppose it is just another form of successional 'sowing'. Note to self 'do not get too enthusiastic about sowing beans'. I never listen though.
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