["Marjorie Simmons" <marjelles@tasmail.com>]

They may survive and continue to grow, but be rather retarded in growth. I suggest sowing more to ensure a good harvest if that is what you are after.

On Monday, April 14, 2008 at 10:02:08 PM, Growing our Groups wrote:

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> If anyone can help with a bean question.  I put in my broad beans last month, we just had a bad hail strom that broke many of the plants in half and stripped many of the leaves.  Does anyone know if they will continue to grow and be ok after that sort of damage?
> > Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 18:14:43 +1000> From: pbs@shoalhaven.net.au> To: localseed-discuss@mailman.communityfoods.com.au> Subject: Re: [Localseed-discuss] Looking for these Seeds!!> > Evening Vanessa,> we have a stack of Giant Bean of Stuttgart. We are having a seeding and > feasting day after our local markets this Saturday so I can organise to > send you some if you want. Our beans reached 5m in height on our bean > teepee and another member had several repeat harvests.> > Gerard Proust> Shoalhaven Seed Savers> _______________________________________________> Localseed-discuss mailing list> Localseed-discuss@mailman.communityfoods.com.au> http://www.mailman.communityfoods.com.au/mailman/listinfo/localseed-discuss
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