Phaseolus vulgaris

• Wider Pods: Romano Bush Beans are known for their wider, tender green beans, which provide a substantial bite and are packed with flavor.
• Growing Conditions: Thrive in full sunlight 
• Bush Variety: Unlike their pole counterparts, Romano Bush Beans are bushier, making them easier to manage and harvest within a two to three week period1.
• Soil Requirements: They grow well in a variety of soil types, as long as the soil is well-drained. They can be grown as annuals in planting zones two through eleven1.
• Planting: These beans can be planted in the ground or in containers with proper drainage. 
• Germinate in about eight to ten days.
• Disease Resistance: Romano Bush Beans are hardy and have excellent resistance to rust, making them a high-yielding option, especially in fall plantings.

60 Days Bushy plants produce flattened 14cm green pods with excellent distinct flavour. A favourite for many.